“The Invite” Will Make You Stress Eat
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Submitted Videos That Cannot be Broadcast: Black Ghost 4 'Death'
The "Black Spirits" series, which has introduced a number of overly serious ghost videos, has finally reached its "death" count. The filmmakers who could no longer stand the horrifying images sent in their submissions, unable to dispose of them. The images of these "earthbound spirits" staring at the camera with eyes filled with resentment and unresolved feelings are captured in these videos!
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The "Black Spirits" series, which has introduced a number of overly serious ghost videos, has finally reached its "death" count. The filmmakers who could no longer stand the horrifying images sent in their submissions, unable to dispose of them. The images of these "earthbound spirits" staring at the camera with eyes filled with resentment and unresolved feelings are captured in these videos!
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Runtime:55 minutes
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