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Valerie, a beautiful college student, decides to stay at home tonight so she can catch up on her studies. Her roommates are all away for a party, so she is just taking it easy for a change. However, the masked figure who stands behind her and watches her in the dark has different plans for the night's activities.
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Valerie, a beautiful college student, decides to stay at home tonight so she can catch up on her studies. Her roommates are all away for a party, so she is just taking it easy for a change. However, the masked figure who stands behind her and watches her in the dark has different plans for the night's activities.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Ross Alagna, Ryan Shovey
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:88MPH Productions, Freak Daddy Productions
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