“Devil’s Mouth”
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Weee Wooo (2021)
A young woman wakes in the dead of night to a world devoid of sound. Yet, through the silence, she hears a mysterious call which draws her deep into the dark woods.
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A young woman wakes in the dead of night to a world devoid of sound. Yet, through the silence, she hears a mysterious call which draws her deep into the dark woods.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Charlie McWade
In Theaters:3/1/2021
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Runtime:8 minutes
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