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Shadows Of The Past (2025)

Four teens target a wealthy mansion owned by a lonely host. In exchange for safety and the freedom to take anything within the mansion, the host compels them to listen to haunting stories of the past.
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Four teens target a wealthy mansion owned by a lonely host. In exchange for safety and the freedom to take anything within the mansion, the host compels them to listen to haunting stories of the past.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Luz Cabrales
Written By:Julian Santos
In Theaters:5/9/2025
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Runtime:83 minutes
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