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Psychic Yuranbon 3: Abominable Curse

Psychic Yuranbon 3: Abominable Curse

Original Title: 心霊盂蘭盆3 ～忌わしの呪家～

20181h 1m
Horror

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Released

Release

2018

Runtime

1h 1m

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3rd entry in the 'Shinrei Urabon' series, which shows a collection of shocking psychic images that have been dared not to be told.

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Status
Released
Runtime
1h 1m
Apr 3, 2018
Languages
Japanese
Director
Ryō Matsumoto
Production
LAMIA Project
LAMIA Project
Production Countries
Japan
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