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502 (2010)
Writer Paul Diener is working on a book about a recently captured serial killer. In hopes of overcoming his week's of writer's block, he decides to stay in the now vacant serial killers apartment. What he learns in apartment 502 will chill him to his soul.
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Writer Paul Diener is working on a book about a recently captured serial killer. In hopes of overcoming his week's of writer's block, he decides to stay in the now vacant serial killers apartment. What he learns in apartment 502 will chill him to his soul.
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In Theaters:10/30/2010
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