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Loner
Loner follows an aspiring vlogger who retreats to an isolated cabin deep in the wilderness to rebuild his fractured sense of self, only to discover an ancient force lurking in the surrounding forest. As strange phenomena begin to escalate, his attempt at solitude spirals into a terrifying descent into paranoia and survival. Directed by filmmaker duo Charlie Robb and Douglas Tawn, the film blends psychological horror, wilderness dread, and found-footage-style realism against the bleak backdrop of the British countryside. Debuting as a FoundTV exclusive, Loner delivers a slow-burning nightmare rooted in isolation, nature, and the fear of the unknown.
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Loner follows an aspiring vlogger who retreats to an isolated cabin deep in the wilderness to rebuild his fractured sense of self, only to discover an ancient force lurking in the surrounding forest. As strange phenomena begin to escalate, his attempt at solitude spirals into a terrifying descent into paranoia and survival. Directed by filmmaker duo Charlie Robb and Douglas Tawn, the film blends psychological horror, wilderness dread, and found-footage-style realism against the bleak backdrop of the British countryside. Debuting as a FoundTV exclusive, Loner delivers a slow-burning nightmare rooted in isolation, nature, and the fear of the unknown.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Charlie Robb
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:RobbTawn, Found TV (distributer)
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