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The Body Is Watching Me
Pursued by the malevolent spectre of her father’s dead body, a guilt-ridden woman must escape his funeral before The Body exacts its terrifying revenge.
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Pursued by the malevolent spectre of her father’s dead body, a guilt-ridden woman must escape his funeral before The Body exacts its terrifying revenge.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Ben Curtis-Horsfall
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Seven Horses Films
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