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The Japanese Doll
University students Yuri and Masato accept a peculiar invitation to a campground party, but things turn deadly when a cursed doll starts to attack.
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University students Yuri and Masato accept a peculiar invitation to a campground party, but things turn deadly when a cursed doll starts to attack.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Yuta Okuyama, Yuki Aoyama
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Media Mix Japan, Aeon Entertainment
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