Death Tunnel

Year: 2005

Runtime: 97 mins

Language: English

Director: Philip Adrian Booth

HorrorHorror

In a twisted initiation stunt, five college women find themselves locked inside a historic Kentucky hospital built in 1910, a place where 63,000 victims of the ‘white plague’ died. Beneath the crumbling ward lies the infamous Death Tunnel, once used to clandestinely haul bodies away, now a nightmarish maze where terror lurks at every turn.

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