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The Doll Master
Five people are invited to a remote doll museum and one by one they are mysteriously killed. The survivors find out the truth: dolls have spirits, and they have come to settle scores.
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Five people are invited to a remote doll museum and one by one they are mysteriously killed. The survivors find out the truth: dolls have spirits, and they have come to settle scores.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jeong Yong-ki
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Filma Pictures
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