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Don't Look Away (2017)
When a teenage girl tells her father about a mysterious figure staring at her, all her father can say is: "DON'T LOOK AWAY".
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When a teenage girl tells her father about a mysterious figure staring at her, all her father can say is: "DON'T LOOK AWAY".
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Christopher Cox
In Theaters:4/25/2017
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Runtime:8 minutes
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