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A woman gets home after a long shift at work to find her flatmate has thrown a massive party. Annoyed, she writes his name down in a book. When he wakes from his hangover, he is confronted by a strange and unsettling person in his room.
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A woman gets home after a long shift at work to find her flatmate has thrown a massive party. Annoyed, she writes his name down in a book. When he wakes from his hangover, he is confronted by a strange and unsettling person in his room.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Logan Tubman-Wallis
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Sailboat Films
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