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The Abode of Mad Tales (2018)
Can your heart stand the terror that lies in THE ABODE OF MAD TALES? Join The Raconteur as he mesmerizes you with three bewitching tales of the macabre. A 1950's housewife receives a cursed gift from abroad in The Sapphire Specter...Three carefree young men on a weekend getaway in the 1970's encounter forest dwelling evil in Curse of the Mossman...and finally, a lonely man witnesses a murder via webcam in the 21st century thriller HANGMAN. It's three twisted tales of terror from three different eras. You'll shudder. You'll gasp! You'll never forget your visit to THE ABODE OF MAD TALES!
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Can your heart stand the terror that lies in THE ABODE OF MAD TALES? Join The Raconteur as he mesmerizes you with three bewitching tales of the macabre. A 1950's housewife receives a cursed gift from abroad in The Sapphire Specter...Three carefree young men on a weekend getaway in the 1970's encounter forest dwelling evil in Curse of the Mossman...and finally, a lonely man witnesses a murder via webcam in the 21st century thriller HANGMAN. It's three twisted tales of terror from three different eras. You'll shudder. You'll gasp! You'll never forget your visit to THE ABODE OF MAD TALES!
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Alex Lopez, J.H. Rood
In Theaters:2/19/2018
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Ghoul Inc. Productions
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