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The Babysitter
Nathalie, an 18 year old babysitter from Montréal, is looking after a little girl in the Ontarian countryside. The clerk at the local video rental store gives them a mysterious tape. When they finally come home to play it, a horrific and frightful night begins for The Babysitter.
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Nathalie, an 18 year old babysitter from Montréal, is looking after a little girl in the Ontarian countryside. The clerk at the local video rental store gives them a mysterious tape. When they finally come home to play it, a horrific and frightful night begins for The Babysitter.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Frédéric Chalté
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