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At exactly 12:00 AM, four students mysteriously vanish from their school without a single trace. Whispers spread that they were attempting a viral midnight ritual circulating online. Days later, the police recover a shattered camera containing footage recordings that may reveal what truly happened that night… and what they might have awakened.
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At exactly 12:00 AM, four students mysteriously vanish from their school without a single trace. Whispers spread that they were attempting a viral midnight ritual circulating online. Days later, the police recover a shattered camera containing footage recordings that may reveal what truly happened that night… and what they might have awakened.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Keane Montong
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Lazy Pictures
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