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HOUSESITTING
a man is documenting his housesitting with a head-mounted camera, but a strange knocking sound which is persistently happening starts to make things slowly spiral out of control
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a man is documenting his housesitting with a head-mounted camera, but a strange knocking sound which is persistently happening starts to make things slowly spiral out of control
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Adam Butcher
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Runtime:17 minutes
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