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The Spookening (2020)

Cordelia and Ferguson are a semi-happy, extremely-dead married couple whose relationship is stuck in the Victorian ages. When the house they haunt is airBnB’d and descended upon by a group of wild party-goers, our heroes must find a way to get them the hell out of their house, either by sticking to their usual ghost-wiles or, perhaps by getting out of their comfort zone and breaking ghost stereo-types
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Cordelia and Ferguson are a semi-happy, extremely-dead married couple whose relationship is stuck in the Victorian ages. When the house they haunt is airBnB’d and descended upon by a group of wild party-goers, our heroes must find a way to get them the hell out of their house, either by sticking to their usual ghost-wiles or, perhaps by getting out of their comfort zone and breaking ghost stereo-types

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Directed By:Emily Dubovi
Written By:Hannah Murphy, Julie Mandel-Folly
In Theaters:10/1/2020
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