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Unrated II: Scary as Hell
Pseudo-scientist Abby Freitag is passionate about the strange occult. Together with her camerawoman "M" and sound engineer Freddie, the notorious media woman decides to lurk in a haunted house for paranormal events. She chooses the working title "Scary as Hell" for her project in advance, but has no idea how appropriate it is.
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Pseudo-scientist Abby Freitag is passionate about the strange occult. Together with her camerawoman "M" and sound engineer Freddie, the notorious media woman decides to lurk in a haunted house for paranormal events. She chooses the working title "Scary as Hell" for her project in advance, but has no idea how appropriate it is.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Timo Rose
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Rosecalypse
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