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Peacock Hole 

A dreary stone grotto populated by mysterious beings lurking in narrow niches, appearing as hordes of zombies with dead eyes, or disturbing with beautifully abhorrent faces. Atmospheric projections intensified by a cataclysmic horror soundtrack to an enthralling ghost train ride through uncanny terrain.
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A dreary stone grotto populated by mysterious beings lurking in narrow niches, appearing as hordes of zombies with dead eyes, or disturbing with beautifully abhorrent faces. Atmospheric projections intensified by a cataclysmic horror soundtrack to an enthralling ghost train ride through uncanny terrain.

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Directed By:Katrina Daschner
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Lady Chutney Production

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