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Five YouTubers discovered the dark truth that they were becoming characters in terrifying content by a killer. They try to survive and disclose the story behind this vicious cycle.
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Five YouTubers discovered the dark truth that they were becoming characters in terrifying content by a killer. They try to survive and disclose the story behind this vicious cycle.
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Genre:Mystery, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Akemunin Chantasirirat
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Runtime:29 minutes
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Akemunin Chantasirirat
Director
Phuriwat Traisuwan
Pee
Pakamon Ratchakhan
Neko
Pathanin Samavardhana
Jack
Savaros Thongsem
Nam
Peerakan Boonthong
The Turtle Killer
Naphat Sangchaitaweerak
Oat
Wanassanan Mookriang
Vi
Akemunin Chantasirirat
Director from Darkweb (V.O.)
Chollakal Larpwongsoontorn
Female Reporter (V.O.)
Akemunin Chantasirirat
Male Reporter (V.O.)
Peerakan Boonthong
Youtuber (V.O.)
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