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The Faint Melody of Luna Waters
Searching for answers after her family's brutal death, a grieving student returns home to find that something else lurks within the walls, waiting to strike again.
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Searching for answers after her family's brutal death, a grieving student returns home to find that something else lurks within the walls, waiting to strike again.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Sydney Skye
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Skye High Productions, Red Saturn
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