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Ouija 3: The Charlie Charlie Challenge (2016)
An Eccentric haunted house owner invites a group of hapless teens to play the terrifying game known as Charlie Charlie, overnight in the many attractions his house has to offer. While the game is meant to be a mere spectacle of spooky fun, it soon turns into a true nightmare leaving the teenagers, and the owner, battling for their lives.
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An Eccentric haunted house owner invites a group of hapless teens to play the terrifying game known as Charlie Charlie, overnight in the many attractions his house has to offer. While the game is meant to be a mere spectacle of spooky fun, it soon turns into a true nightmare leaving the teenagers, and the owner, battling for their lives.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tom Zembrod, Cody Berry
In Theaters:10/21/2016
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:EuroVideo Medien GmbH
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