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Night Explorers: The Asylum (2023)
When a group of Urban Explores get the chance of a lifetime to explore one of the world's most haunted asylums, they encounter something truly evil, that will not let them leave and will push them to the edge of sanity.
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When a group of Urban Explores get the chance of a lifetime to explore one of the world's most haunted asylums, they encounter something truly evil, that will not let them leave and will push them to the edge of sanity.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:John K. Webster
In Theaters:7/25/2023
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Silent D Pictures, 3rd Millennium Films, Stuffed Monkey Films
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