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Inferno (2019)
A woman awakens from a horrible nightmare. But the nightmare is real. Trapped within a decrepit, run-down motel, the woman begins to piece together the horror she faces, only for creaking doors, broken glass, a rifle and a fateful encounter in the backseat of her car to bring her face-to-face with a monster from hell.
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A woman awakens from a horrible nightmare. But the nightmare is real. Trapped within a decrepit, run-down motel, the woman begins to piece together the horror she faces, only for creaking doors, broken glass, a rifle and a fateful encounter in the backseat of her car to bring her face-to-face with a monster from hell.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Bishal Dutta
In Theaters:10/19/2019
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Bridge the Divide Media, Samera Entertainment
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