I Waited For You (2019)
While trying to get some sleep, Ryan’s friend Alex shows up and drags her out for the night. Soon realizing she may have lost her cell phone, Ryan calls it and an ominous voice answers.
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While trying to get some sleep, Ryan’s friend Alex shows up and drags her out for the night. Soon realizing she may have lost her cell phone, Ryan calls it and an ominous voice answers.
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Written By:Manny Serrano
In Theaters:7/16/2019
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Runtime:9 minutes
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