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The Moscow Beasts
Christina and her friends are searching for the ghost of her sister Kira, who died under mysterious circumstances. They don't know about dangerous rituals Christina's father is involved in and find a demonic entity impersonated in a child.
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Christina and her friends are searching for the ghost of her sister Kira, who died under mysterious circumstances. They don't know about dangerous rituals Christina's father is involved in and find a demonic entity impersonated in a child.
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Written By:Arseny Gonchukov
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