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Shadows of the Circle (2027)
A Whispering Tree begins whispering the names of the lonely at midnight and luring them into fog, three college friends set out to investigate the campus legend — only to discover that the truth behind the myth is far darker than they ever imagined.
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A Whispering Tree begins whispering the names of the lonely at midnight and luring them into fog, three college friends set out to investigate the campus legend — only to discover that the truth behind the myth is far darker than they ever imagined.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Mystery, Horror, Comedy
Written By:Xochitl Hernandez
In Theaters:6/12/2027
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Shadows of the Circle
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