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Midnight Parking Lot
After a night of drinking, a young woman drives through a deserted, liminal parking garage. When she accidentally hits a mysterious stranger, she steps out to seek help—but the empty corridors offer no answers
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After a night of drinking, a young woman drives through a deserted, liminal parking garage. When she accidentally hits a mysterious stranger, she steps out to seek help—but the empty corridors offer no answers
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Isaac J Espinosa
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:GanGGrena, Que show productions
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