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Super Demon Scary! 

The long-awaited sequel to the much-talked-about “Haunted Investigation Room: Demon Scary!" While the crew was closely following a detective agency, the agency received a report that Misato Maeda, a member of the idol group “Snow Drops,” was being stalked by a stalker. In order to investigate the stalker, a hidden camera is installed.
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The long-awaited sequel to the much-talked-about “Haunted Investigation Room: Demon Scary!" While the crew was closely following a detective agency, the agency received a report that Misato Maeda, a member of the idol group “Snow Drops,” was being stalked by a stalker. In order to investigate the stalker, a hidden camera is installed.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Kazuya Watanabe
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Runtime:46 minutes
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