Show Notes
Joe and Kim from YouTube channel, Lights Out Ghost Stories, chat with Kyle and Wayne about Malaysian and Australian ghost stories, and why Kim won't explore haunted locations.
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Ellenbrook Shutter (2004) Phasmophobia Deliver Us From Evil (2014) Hantu Kak Limah (2018)
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Wayne Rée - Host / Writer Kyle Ong - Host / Producer Joline Lim - Art Director
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