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Orum (2024)

A woman, desperate to reunite with her deceased mother, uses an occult box to sacrifice her father and unleashes a malevolent entity from the other side, plunging her into a harrowing battle against the forces she dared to disturb.
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A woman, desperate to reunite with her deceased mother, uses an occult box to sacrifice her father and unleashes a malevolent entity from the other side, plunging her into a harrowing battle against the forces she dared to disturb.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Adam Davis
Written By:Adam Davis
In Theaters:9/28/2024
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Runtime:8 minutes
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