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DO NOT OPEN 

Three friends drive out to a lonely countryside house for a big weekend away only to realise far too late that the house has a fourth guest stalking them throughout their trip, a creature that can only be seen when it wants to be.
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Three friends drive out to a lonely countryside house for a big weekend away only to realise far too late that the house has a fourth guest stalking them throughout their trip, a creature that can only be seen when it wants to be.

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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Samuel Terence McNally
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Runtime:10 minutes
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