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The Mask One: Faceless 

A troubled medium joins a crew of ghost-hunting con artists, but when the isolated jungle they investigate begins claiming victims through face-erasing murders, she must reveal her genuine gift or become the ancient entity’s next target.
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A troubled medium joins a crew of ghost-hunting con artists, but when the isolated jungle they investigate begins claiming victims through face-erasing murders, she must reveal her genuine gift or become the ancient entity’s next target.

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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Directed By:Jeremiah Kipp
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Sastra Film

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