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The Tower (2008)
When Lucy's brother vanishes into an abandoned building in Detroit, she embarks on a journey into the terrifying world of The Tower to discover all those whom it has consumed.
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When Lucy's brother vanishes into an abandoned building in Detroit, she embarks on a journey into the terrifying world of The Tower to discover all those whom it has consumed.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
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In Theaters:7/23/2008
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Grand Circus Productions
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