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Things 666 (2021)
In this three-part horror anthology, two sisters dealing with trauma face something dwelling beneath their house; a struggling bar draws even more bad luck when a bartender finds a mysterious doll; and a cam girl gets a dangerous present from a devoted fan.
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In this three-part horror anthology, two sisters dealing with trauma face something dwelling beneath their house; a struggling bar draws even more bad luck when a bartender finds a mysterious doll; and a cam girl gets a dangerous present from a devoted fan.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:11/2/2021
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Studio:Skullface Astronaut
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