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Salina
Salina liSalina's home is a beautiful bungalow with a mysterious history. When strange and terrifying incidents begin to occur, especially around her children, she decides to research the history of the bungalow in hopes of protecting her children. Unfortunately, things begin to escalate, culminating to an unexpected death.ves in a mysterious house, where strange happenings begin to occur and disturb the children living there. Things take a turn for the worse when an unexpected death takes place.
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Salina liSalina's home is a beautiful bungalow with a mysterious history. When strange and terrifying incidents begin to occur, especially around her children, she decides to research the history of the bungalow in hopes of protecting her children. Unfortunately, things begin to escalate, culminating to an unexpected death.ves in a mysterious house, where strange happenings begin to occur and disturb the children living there. Things take a turn for the worse when an unexpected death takes place.
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:MM2 Entertainment
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