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Trailer: Shudder’s ‘Elevator Game’

Shudder has released the trailer for it’s new horror flick called Elevator Game. The film, by director Rebekah McKendry, stars Megan Best, Adam Hurtig, and Gino Anina.

Elevator Game is about socially awkward teenager named Ryan, who joins a group of high school graduates that run an online web series debunking urban legends. Ryan’s sister vanished months ago, and he believes the cause is the group playing a dangerous online challenge known as The Elevator Game.

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