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Don't Blink (2023)
A one-night stand becomes a nightmarish onslaught when a man's hookup morphs into a terrifying predator that strikes whenever he blinks.
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A one-night stand becomes a nightmarish onslaught when a man's hookup morphs into a terrifying predator that strikes whenever he blinks.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:James Ross II
In Theaters:10/26/2023
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Runtime:16 minutes
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