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Static (2014)
Mary's son died 11 years ago. She is communicating with her son through static. In order to keep contact with her son she must take him around and let him feed off the living.
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Mary's son died 11 years ago. She is communicating with her son through static. In order to keep contact with her son she must take him around and let him feed off the living.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Brent Burden
In Theaters:10/28/2014
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Runtime:6 minutes
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