Detention
Sep 20 2019
•2h 42m
•Horror, Mystery, Thriller, Drama
In the 1960s, two classmates go looking for their missing friends and teachers, all of whom took part in an illegal book club, only to come face to face with ghosts and deformed monsters that have taken over their school.
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Gingle Wang
Fang Ray-Shin
Fu Meng-Po
Zhang Ming-Hui
Tseng Jing-Hua
Wei Zhong-Ting
Cecilia Choi
Yin Cui-Han
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