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A young videographer, is hired to film an unsettlingly cluttered and abandoned house just as night falls. Left alone with an aloof real-estate agent, the atmosphere quickly turns sinister, as they decend deeper into a red-lit nightmare.
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A young videographer, is hired to film an unsettlingly cluttered and abandoned house just as night falls. Left alone with an aloof real-estate agent, the atmosphere quickly turns sinister, as they decend deeper into a red-lit nightmare.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Armaan Lambra
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:ducklorde
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