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The trailer for The Other Side of the Door has arrived courtesy of MTV, and it is available to watch after the jump. Also in this round-up: Kickstarter launch details for The Wicked Sick and a production update on The Rake.

The Other Side of the Door: "A family lives an idyllic existence abroad until a tragic accident takes the life of their young son. The inconsolable mother learns of an ancient ritual that will bring him back to say a final goodbye. She travels to an ancient temple, where a door serves as a mysterious portal between two worlds. But when she disobeys a sacred warning to never open that door, she upsets the balance between life and death.

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