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Doors (2025)
DOORS is a spooky short thriller reminiscent of the Twilight Zone, adapted from the short story by Pamela Painter: A selfish empty-nester pressures his wife to downsize their beloved farmhouse, until he discovers she’s taken his request literally.
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DOORS is a spooky short thriller reminiscent of the Twilight Zone, adapted from the short story by Pamela Painter: A selfish empty-nester pressures his wife to downsize their beloved farmhouse, until he discovers she’s taken his request literally.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Gina DeAngelis
In Theaters:3/23/2025
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Gosh Darn Media
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