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Net I Die
Monica, a big internet celebrity hangs herself live on her video channel. A year later idols start dying horribly. All were tagged in Monica's last video, including Sa, a former idol-turned-beauty entrepreneur. Sa's boyfriend Jak investigates. All clues point to Sa's new facial cream.
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Monica, a big internet celebrity hangs herself live on her video channel. A year later idols start dying horribly. All were tagged in Monica's last video, including Sa, a former idol-turned-beauty entrepreneur. Sa's boyfriend Jak investigates. All clues point to Sa's new facial cream.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Channel 7 HD, True Visions Original Pictures, M Channel, Dreambox Media, Studio Ganjab
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