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Something (2019)
A man and woman are struggling to adjust to life with their new baby. Their situation begins to unravel when they suspect a menacing stranger could be lurking, watching... or even entering their home.
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A man and woman are struggling to adjust to life with their new baby. Their situation begins to unravel when they suspect a menacing stranger could be lurking, watching... or even entering their home.
Rating:
Genre:Drama, Mystery, Horror
Written By:Stephen Portland
In Theaters:3/1/2019
Box Office:
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Subspin Productions
Cast
Stephen Portland
Director
Michael Gazin
Man
Jane Rowen
Woman
Eric Roberts
Coroner
Joel Clark Ackerman
Cop
Evan Carver
Rookie
Elise Zell
CSI
Adrian Bustamante
Radio personality (voice)
SungWon Cho
Film actor (voice)
Tom Dusenbery
Film actor (voice)
Mark Christiansen
Commercial narrator (voice)
Jose Rosete
Television host (voice)
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