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On a night like any other, Alma stumbles upon an underground film hidden in the shadows of the internet, unaware that it is more than just an urban legend: a snuff film that will unleash a cycle of unstoppable violence. On screen, her loved one is brutally tortured by a woman whose identity feels eerily familiar…
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On a night like any other, Alma stumbles upon an underground film hidden in the shadows of the internet, unaware that it is more than just an urban legend: a snuff film that will unleash a cycle of unstoppable violence. On screen, her loved one is brutally tortured by a woman whose identity feels eerily familiar…
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Davar Villegas
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Mal de Ojo Media, Eterno EA
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