A true crime tour at a haunted hotel unravels a 1949 murder mystery with dark, twisted secrets.
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A true crime tour at a haunted hotel unravels a 1949 murder mystery with dark, twisted secrets.
LANEY GENNAWAY, recently separated and new to Southern California, decides to take a true crime tour to get to know her new town. The location of the tour: the notorious Aztec Hotel, built during Prohibition to cater to gamblers, drinkers, and sexual libertines, since fallen on hard times (and reportedly haunted) She befriends an elderly man named PRESTON BAILEY, who is friendly but clearly lonely. The tour is focused on a famous unsolved case from 1949―the so-called “FLOWER ARRANGER” who mixed ...
will contain mild spoilers
No romantic or sexual content depicted.
Extreme body horror with graphic depictions of dismembered victims; central to plot.
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Minor references to historical alcohol use during Prohibition era.
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No religious themes present.
No fantasy magic or witchcraft depicted.
Minor mention of hotel being haunted; not central to story.
No political or ideological themes depicted.
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Major focus on murder victims and emotional suffering of related characters.
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