L.U.N.A. (2021) short film review
A field technician is sent out to a creepy old house to fix a home support device that is apparently turning itself on in the middle of the night in Blake Vaz’s horror short L.U.N.A.
A field technician is sent out to a creepy old house to fix a home support device that is apparently turning itself on in the middle of the night in Blake Vaz’s horror short L.U.N.A.
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