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A young man, Michael, has been experiencing sleep paralysis but can't shake the feeling that other worldly forces might be behind them. As the haunting become increasingly apparent, the young man slowly descends into madness, not knowing what reality and fantasy is. But with the help of his girlfriend and best friend, they will need to rid themselves of the evil before it consumes their souls.
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A young man, Michael, has been experiencing sleep paralysis but can't shake the feeling that other worldly forces might be behind them. As the haunting become increasingly apparent, the young man slowly descends into madness, not knowing what reality and fantasy is. But with the help of his girlfriend and best friend, they will need to rid themselves of the evil before it consumes their souls.
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In Theaters:4/1/2018
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