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One quiet night in the summer of 1984, an MIT student discovers an unfathomable horror after accidentally inventing a computer program that can predict the future.
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One quiet night in the summer of 1984, an MIT student discovers an unfathomable horror after accidentally inventing a computer program that can predict the future.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Colin Treneff
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Runtime:12 minutes
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