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Stay at Home (2023)
Two sisters during a nation-wide lockdown. Both are left alone for the week, but are required to use the new app, Stay at Home, that monitors their every move. When their friends mysteriously begin getting murdered in sadistic ways, they discover the app itself may be behind the crimes.
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Two sisters during a nation-wide lockdown. Both are left alone for the week, but are required to use the new app, Stay at Home, that monitors their every move. When their friends mysteriously begin getting murdered in sadistic ways, they discover the app itself may be behind the crimes.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Zack Imbrogno
In Theaters:9/10/2023
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Studio:Umbrelic Entertainment, Parental Advisory Films, Fireheart Entertainment
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