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Tick Tock Trick 

Selik Manor draws in a group with a love of the gothic world. The visitors desire for history, ghosts and magic is excited inside. The themed hosts charm the guests in the haunted setting with words and tricks. Zuri (Bhawana Jimi) is secretly psychic and becomes aware of a dark unseen presence. They must all make their choice when to leave as time ticks by.
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Selik Manor draws in a group with a love of the gothic world. The visitors desire for history, ghosts and magic is excited inside. The themed hosts charm the guests in the haunted setting with words and tricks. Zuri (Bhawana Jimi) is secretly psychic and becomes aware of a dark unseen presence. They must all make their choice when to leave as time ticks by.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Bronwyn Edwards
Written By:Marlon John Edwards
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