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The Haunted House on Kirby Road (2016)
Six stoner best friends discover a viral video of a local teen who disappeared years ago from an alleged haunted house in their neighbourhood. Searching for one last adventure before graduating high school, the teens decide to investigate this local urban legend, only to discover this night could be their worst, and possible last, experience of their lives.
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Six stoner best friends discover a viral video of a local teen who disappeared years ago from an alleged haunted house in their neighbourhood. Searching for one last adventure before graduating high school, the teens decide to investigate this local urban legend, only to discover this night could be their worst, and possible last, experience of their lives.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Adam Rodness, Stuart Stone
In Theaters:10/14/2016
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:5’7 Films, Thats My Sister Productions, Kirby Road Productions, Breakthrough Entertainment
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