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The Haunted Cinema 2
A cinema located on the higher floor of a shopping mall, which often happens unholy goings-on. The developer of this shopping mall is terminally ill, it's said that his soul is adhered by ghosts. In order to save his father's life, the developer's daughter decided to walk into the horror cinema at midnight.
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A cinema located on the higher floor of a shopping mall, which often happens unholy goings-on. The developer of this shopping mall is terminally ill, it's said that his soul is adhered by ghosts. In order to save his father's life, the developer's daughter decided to walk into the horror cinema at midnight.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Lu Shi Lei
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