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Night at the Cinema
Max, a skeptical film-loving Cinema employee is warned by colleagues to watch out for an entity wandering the building. Max doesn't believe this at first, but is soon forced to come to his senses and face his newfound fears.
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Max, a skeptical film-loving Cinema employee is warned by colleagues to watch out for an entity wandering the building. Max doesn't believe this at first, but is soon forced to come to his senses and face his newfound fears.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Rick van Wijk
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