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Ouija Board
Escaping to the Scottish countryside for a weekend of sex and drugs seemed a good idea to Kerry and her new boyfriend Paul. Lucy, Simon and James want to get in on the fun so they all head off to Paul's remote country hideaway. When a tragic accident leaves a girl dead, the friends, after a nights drinking, decide to play the ouija board. A terrifying decision they may not live to regret.
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Escaping to the Scottish countryside for a weekend of sex and drugs seemed a good idea to Kerry and her new boyfriend Paul. Lucy, Simon and James want to get in on the fun so they all head off to Paul's remote country hideaway. When a tragic accident leaves a girl dead, the friends, after a nights drinking, decide to play the ouija board. A terrifying decision they may not live to regret.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Matt Stone
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Studio:Thunder Films
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