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Red Sky at Night
After being forewarned about his own mysterious death, an ageing farmer becomes increasingly paranoid about the colour of the night sky.
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After being forewarned about his own mysterious death, an ageing farmer becomes increasingly paranoid about the colour of the night sky.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Ben Daly
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