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Sorry, Right Number (2005)
Katie receives a distressing phone call from an unknown source that is abruptly disconnected. Fearing someone is in danger, she desperately tries to contact family members. Based on the short story from the Master of Macabre, this twisting tale will leave viewers in suspense until the very end in true Stephen King fashion.
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Katie receives a distressing phone call from an unknown source that is abruptly disconnected. Fearing someone is in danger, she desperately tries to contact family members. Based on the short story from the Master of Macabre, this twisting tale will leave viewers in suspense until the very end in true Stephen King fashion.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, Horror
Written By:Brian Berkowitz
In Theaters:5/4/2005
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:AMVF Productions
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