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Amy (2017)
At a residence, Amy cares for numerous sick and ailing guests, including the young Mary. Delivering refreshments to relieve her guests during the Summer heat, Amy warns Mary not to venture from her room at night, lest she disturb the other guests. Wracked with pain, Mary ignores the warning and leaves her room - discovering that her host has been keeping a dark, deadly secret from her guests.
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At a residence, Amy cares for numerous sick and ailing guests, including the young Mary. Delivering refreshments to relieve her guests during the Summer heat, Amy warns Mary not to venture from her room at night, lest she disturb the other guests. Wracked with pain, Mary ignores the warning and leaves her room - discovering that her host has been keeping a dark, deadly secret from her guests.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Peter Cilella
In Theaters:3/20/2017
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Studio:Old Lime Productions
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