The House of Pop 2
New murders happen and intestines are always missing from victims. Those murders are done by the village head's beautiful daughter, Kradeung, who is possessed by a Pop spirit. A second Pop spirit is also hanging around that's an old woman. Both fight over control of the territory rich with delicious human guts.
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New murders happen and intestines are always missing from victims. Those murders are done by the village head's beautiful daughter, Kradeung, who is possessed by a Pop spirit. A second Pop spirit is also hanging around that's an old woman. Both fight over control of the territory rich with delicious human guts.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Group Four Production
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