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Gaslighter (2024)

A woman arrives home from work to find her power out and her front door left unlocked. As she walks through the house with her boyfriend on the phone, he tells her she is safe. Is he right? Or is this a dangerous Gaslight.
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A woman arrives home from work to find her power out and her front door left unlocked. As she walks through the house with her boyfriend on the phone, he tells her she is safe. Is he right? Or is this a dangerous Gaslight.

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Genre:Horror
Written By:Virginia Powers Hendry, Anastasia Washington
In Theaters:10/13/2024
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Studio:Abyssmal Entertainment

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