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Only Seven Days...
Trapped beneath a museum after an earthquake, a group's fight for survival intensifies with the approach of a full moon, a missing moonstone, and the chilling revelation that one among them is a werewolf: They've got only seven days.
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Trapped beneath a museum after an earthquake, a group's fight for survival intensifies with the approach of a full moon, a missing moonstone, and the chilling revelation that one among them is a werewolf: They've got only seven days.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Rapsodies Sas, Orso Vesperini, Kate Queen
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Residue Remains Productions, Rapsodias
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