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Darker than Night (2019)
Sloan Carter is a young girl who has recently been blinded. Her father leaves for the weekend and her two best friends, returning home from University, keep her company. A protege of her father's, passing through town, also spends the night. The peaceful weekend is interrupted by a shadowy threat and the safe country getaway turns into a fight for survival.
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Sloan Carter is a young girl who has recently been blinded. Her father leaves for the weekend and her two best friends, returning home from University, keep her company. A protege of her father's, passing through town, also spends the night. The peaceful weekend is interrupted by a shadowy threat and the safe country getaway turns into a fight for survival.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Brad Wetherly, Johnny Mitchell, Brandon Tataryn
In Theaters:8/13/2019
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Riverbank Pictures
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