Nora Griffin's House: The Haunted House

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After her little sister Ava graduated high school, Nora Griffin decided to pack their bags and go on a road trip to Disney World. Nothing but music, sunshine, and each other for a month.
That is until a wrong turn leads them to a pervy, undead gas station attendant attacking them. Nora and Ava must learn to survive without their parents and fight off the ever-present undead. After arriving at a highly secure safe zone, they must show their usefulness to the compound or be thrown out; or worse killed. The only problem with the Griffin sisters is that they're too useful to the leader of the compound.

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