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The Demon's Waltz (2021)
A private investigator comes to learn the origin of a viral challenge that has caused the deaths of many people. As she discovers more about the challenge, she learns the true evil that is hiding behind it.
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A private investigator comes to learn the origin of a viral challenge that has caused the deaths of many people. As she discovers more about the challenge, she learns the true evil that is hiding behind it.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:4/23/2021
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Shady Dawn Pictures
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