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The Mystery of Casa Matusita 

An American writer and his wife temporarily move into the infamous "Casa Matusita" in Lima, Peru for a journalistic investigation. The couple encounter seemingly supernatural events, changing their lives in ways they could never imagine. Based on True Events
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An American writer and his wife temporarily move into the infamous "Casa Matusita" in Lima, Peru for a journalistic investigation. The couple encounter seemingly supernatural events, changing their lives in ways they could never imagine. Based on True Events

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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Catherine C. Pirotta, Colette Freedman
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Studio:Blues Films, Prospect House Entertainment

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