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主演: 殷果儿/黄梓城/刘小奇/闫薇儿/宋嘉豪/孙文慧/曲馨雅/武朋/任青安/丁柯予
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地区: 大陆

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慕青（殷果儿饰）、张成（黄梓城饰）、杜奇（刘小奇饰）、瑟琳娜（闫薇儿饰）和艾伦（宋嘉豪饰）等一行八人前往一座坐落在荒郊野外的电影院看电影，虽然电影院的样子有些诡异，四周亦是荒无人烟，但同学们经不住于悦的游说，还是欣然前往。　　实际上，于悦是这家电影院开发商的女儿，她策划了一场阴谋，所有来这里看电影的同学们都是她实现阴谋的鱼饵。原来，这座电影院刚好建造在了鬼门关上，自从动工以来就屡屡发生工人死亡的事件，如今，黑暗的阴影亦蔓延到了于悦的父亲身上。经过高人指点，于悦得知只要找来八具年轻的肉体，就能够镇住恶灵，父亲亦能获救。

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