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The Tale Of The Plague

The Tale Of The Plague

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Thu, May 28, 20201h 36m
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Loosely inspired by the events of the 2020 Covid-19 outbreak, The Tale Of The Plague is a short horror mini series focusing on elements of psychological horror and existential dread. Follow Charlie, an ordinary guy living his life when the outbreak happens and the population of earth is quickly held under duress by the sickness. As it quickens and becomes known as the Plague, the remaining population begin experiencing horrific nightmares in spite of them being a symptom experienced only by the Plague victims. Before long Charlie then finds himself in the midst of a terrifying turn of events rapidly spiralling out of control and into the macabre and surreal. Follow his journey into the terrifyingly surreal situation created by the Plague where even complete isolation cannot provide refuge.
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