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Shinbi's Haunted House: One More Summon 

10 years later — Shinbi's Haunted House returns! Hari is now a college student, and Shinbi has become a global superstar! By chance, Shinbi reveals himself to the world… and becomes incredibly famous. With Shinbi's appearance, Dokkaebi who had long been hiding across the globe begin to emerge one by one. They gather in Seoul to throw a World Dokkaebi Festival. But just as the celebration reaches its peak... He, who had been asleep for ages, finally awakens! In an instant, the festival turns into a living nightmare...
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10 years later — Shinbi's Haunted House returns! Hari is now a college student, and Shinbi has become a global superstar! By chance, Shinbi reveals himself to the world… and becomes incredibly famous. With Shinbi's appearance, Dokkaebi who had long been hiding across the globe begin to emerge one by one. They gather in Seoul to throw a World Dokkaebi Festival. But just as the celebration reaches its peak... He, who had been asleep for ages, finally awakens! In an instant, the festival turns into a living nightmare...

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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Adventure, Family
Directed By:Choi Woo-seok
Written By:Kim Jong-min
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:CJ ENM, Studio Bazooka, STUDIO EEK

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