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Night Terror (2021)
A woman's recurring nightmares begin to feel disturbingly real. As the lines between dream and reality blur, something sinister starts creeping into her waking life.
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A woman's recurring nightmares begin to feel disturbingly real. As the lines between dream and reality blur, something sinister starts creeping into her waking life.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Mike Pappas, Bud Rebel
In Theaters:10/31/2021
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Bud Rebel Productions
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