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Four friends sneak into an abandoned theatre school to document their first mushroom trip, but an inkling that they aren't alone turns their plans for a fun night into a paranoia induced spiral into violence, chaos and horror
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Four friends sneak into an abandoned theatre school to document their first mushroom trip, but an inkling that they aren't alone turns their plans for a fun night into a paranoia induced spiral into violence, chaos and horror
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Gavin Sibley
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Pitmen productions
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