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When an expectant mother takes a solo camping trip into the wilderness to reconnect with nature, she has no idea what nature has in store. Something unseen hears her calling out, and when night falls it comes for her and her unborn child.
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When an expectant mother takes a solo camping trip into the wilderness to reconnect with nature, she has no idea what nature has in store. Something unseen hears her calling out, and when night falls it comes for her and her unborn child.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Jayden Rathsam Hüa
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