Lockdown Tower (2023)
Lockdown Tower
”A group of tower residents must navigate a mysterious fog and their own primal instincts to survive.”
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Tower residents wake one morning and find themselves trapped by a mysterious, devouring fog. As they try to organize, they succumb to primal instincts, plunging into horror for survival.
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