The Radio That Played at Midnight

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In the dead of night, a young man in his quiet Filipino home tunes into a mysterious radio broadcast. What begins as eerie static and faint whispers slowly unfolds into a chilling Filipino horror. He realizes he’s listening to a lost Philippine ghost story, narrated by a voice from the other side. The once-innocent radio becomes a haunted vessel, its paranormal signal growing stronger, pulling him into a personal nightmare. As the broadcast details events from his own past, a terrifying question emerges: is he listening.

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