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The Phantom Machine (2021)

A trail of fear leads a lone Traveller into the ruins of a neo-apocalyptic valley. Discovering a decimated population, the few survivors warn of a monster beyond flesh, a scourge known only as The Phantom Machine.
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A trail of fear leads a lone Traveller into the ruins of a neo-apocalyptic valley. Discovering a decimated population, the few survivors warn of a monster beyond flesh, a scourge known only as The Phantom Machine.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Music
Directed By:Jendo Shabo
Written By:Jendo Shabo, Michael J. Krym
In Theaters:10/28/2021
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Helios Films

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