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Rat Trap
After a drunken night, Sarah finds herself abducted and waking up in a dungeon watched by a security camera. Her cellmate - an eerily quiet, scarred man - hints at a horrifying truth of a cyclical game of tyranny; To live, you must feed.
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After a drunken night, Sarah finds herself abducted and waking up in a dungeon watched by a security camera. Her cellmate - an eerily quiet, scarred man - hints at a horrifying truth of a cyclical game of tyranny; To live, you must feed.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Jack Brearley
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Runtime:12 minutes
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