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After receiving an enigmatic message from his eccentric friend, a young man arrives at a boarding house to discover that his friend has vanished under mysterious circumstances. He begins finding himself under the influence of a mysterious power.
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After receiving an enigmatic message from his eccentric friend, a young man arrives at a boarding house to discover that his friend has vanished under mysterious circumstances. He begins finding himself under the influence of a mysterious power.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Ramin S. Khanjani
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Blackie Benson Films
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