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A prominent psychiatrist at a state run hospital wrestles with madness and a dark supernatural force as he races to stop an escaped patient from butchering five people held hostage in a remote house.
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A prominent psychiatrist at a state run hospital wrestles with madness and a dark supernatural force as he races to stop an escaped patient from butchering five people held hostage in a remote house.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Ian Holt
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Studio:Alt-House Productions, Cineville International, Reinventing Films, Angel Oak Films
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