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Taken by the Storm
Confined to his home by a violent storm, a desolate man struggles to fill the long hours, his days blurring in a haze of routine and restless energy. But when eerie sounds echo through the walls and unsettling visions blur the line between reality and delusion, his quiet confinement turns into a waking nightmare. With no escape from the storm, or whatever has awakened inside his house, he must confront a terrifying dread that something, or someone, seems determined to drive him out… or destroy him from within.
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Confined to his home by a violent storm, a desolate man struggles to fill the long hours, his days blurring in a haze of routine and restless energy. But when eerie sounds echo through the walls and unsettling visions blur the line between reality and delusion, his quiet confinement turns into a waking nightmare. With no escape from the storm, or whatever has awakened inside his house, he must confront a terrifying dread that something, or someone, seems determined to drive him out… or destroy him from within.
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