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A group of young people, as usual, gathers near the metro, so they can then go somewhere to sit and relax. But this time, their “litball competition” will end совсем not the way they’d like, because they chose the wrong entrance…
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A group of young people, as usual, gathers near the metro, so they can then go somewhere to sit and relax. But this time, their “litball competition” will end совсем not the way they’d like, because they chose the wrong entrance…
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Alexander Gavrilov
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