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Simon Says 2 (2025)
One year on from the events of Simon Says, a documentary crew arrive at the mysterious castle. Their job is to investigate the mystery surrounding the supposed incident that took place the year before, in order to produce a thrilling true crime documentary. Little do they realise that the game isn’t over yet.
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One year on from the events of Simon Says, a documentary crew arrive at the mysterious castle. Their job is to investigate the mystery surrounding the supposed incident that took place the year before, in order to produce a thrilling true crime documentary. Little do they realise that the game isn’t over yet.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Steven M. Smith, Christopher Jolley
In Theaters:12/27/2025
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Greenway Entertainment, Sharp Teeth Limited
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