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Secrets of Savannah
There's something lingering here, something ancient, something sinister. During our time tonight, our chilling host guides you through three haunting stories, spiraling through the last century, all pulsing from the heart of Savannah, Georgia.
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There's something lingering here, something ancient, something sinister. During our time tonight, our chilling host guides you through three haunting stories, spiraling through the last century, all pulsing from the heart of Savannah, Georgia.
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Genre:Horror, TV Movie
Written By:Sam Prim, Samantha Soldo
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Studio:Kronos Media Productions
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