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Terror House (2016)
What's real and what's not? Terror House is a feature length film shot in the vein of Paranormal Activity meets The Chainsaw Massacre. It follows a group of people who find themselves ... »
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What's real and what's not? Terror House is a feature length film shot in the vein of Paranormal Activity meets The Chainsaw Massacre. It follows a group of people who find themselves ... »
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Mystery
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In Theaters:9/19/2016
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Dark Park Studios
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