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Someone's Watching Me
A writer and his family go to a remote island to inspire his writing. To really get his juices flowing he decides to stay in a hotel where a writer previously killed his entire family.
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A writer and his family go to a remote island to inspire his writing. To really get his juices flowing he decides to stay in a hotel where a writer previously killed his entire family.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Ömer Uğur
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Runtime:88 minutes
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