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Scratches in the Dark 

In the dark of the night a young woman heads to her bedroom, her only companion is her beloved cat. The night is still, they are alone with only the sounds of claws scratching on wood. But are they ever truly alone as the Scratches in the Dark continue.
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In the dark of the night a young woman heads to her bedroom, her only companion is her beloved cat. The night is still, they are alone with only the sounds of claws scratching on wood. But are they ever truly alone as the Scratches in the Dark continue.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Charlie Bentley
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Out of the Way Films

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Charlie Bentley

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Emily Dyble

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