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A "shock jock" radio DJ is thrust into a game of cat and mouse with a mysterious caller claiming to be a serial killer.
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A "shock jock" radio DJ is thrust into a game of cat and mouse with a mysterious caller claiming to be a serial killer.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Jacob Schmidt
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Runtime:16 minutes
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