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Submitted Videos That Cannot be Broadcast: Black Ghost 

A video collection that summarizes the most terrifying videos in history that contain the most darkness from the psychic videos collected by Million Publishing. Curse guide Kaosu Sumikura unsealed a post that couldn't even be broadcast on TV due to the strong grudge and shock. Includes "The well for throwing away corpses", "Price of desire" and others.
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A video collection that summarizes the most terrifying videos in history that contain the most darkness from the psychic videos collected by Million Publishing. Curse guide Kaosu Sumikura unsealed a post that couldn't even be broadcast on TV due to the strong grudge and shock. Includes "The well for throwing away corpses", "Price of desire" and others.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Kaosu Sumikura
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Million Publishing

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