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Talk about a family who just moved home and is located quite far from the city. Initially when the new move to the house all went well, but when a grandmother with a spooky figure appeared and seen and terrorize Lisa so that Lisa feel strange and suspicious of the grandmother who lived in the house opposite them.
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Talk about a family who just moved home and is located quite far from the city. Initially when the new move to the house all went well, but when a grandmother with a spooky figure appeared and seen and terrorize Lisa so that Lisa feel strange and suspicious of the grandmother who lived in the house opposite them.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Delbin Clyte, Helfi Kardit
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Studio Sembilan Production, 0708 Films
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