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Season's Grievings (2019)
A young woman named Alexis is having financial trouble due to being unemployed. After actively seeking a job, Alexis reaches out to her seedy friend named Chaz for some work. Chaz devices a plan where Alexis house sits on Christmas Eve for a wealthy couple. While Alexis is house sitting, Chaz plans a phony break in to rob the couple. Alexis agrees to the plan but has no idea what she is in for afterwards.
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A young woman named Alexis is having financial trouble due to being unemployed. After actively seeking a job, Alexis reaches out to her seedy friend named Chaz for some work. Chaz devices a plan where Alexis house sits on Christmas Eve for a wealthy couple. While Alexis is house sitting, Chaz plans a phony break in to rob the couple. Alexis agrees to the plan but has no idea what she is in for afterwards.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:DeWayne Etheridge
In Theaters:4/30/2019
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Runtime:90 minutes
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