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A writer discovers that her husband is released from prison and is after her and her son soon she takes a hideout in an old house where mysterious events begin to happen.
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A writer discovers that her husband is released from prison and is after her and her son soon she takes a hideout in an old house where mysterious events begin to happen.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Liu Han, Li Wei, Li Han
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Box Office:$8,995,240
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:China Film Group Corporation
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