'Unveiled': Why Did They Get Married?
The more we learned with each passing minute the bigger the reveal. This film ends with a serious bang and it was truly a joy to watch.
The Caretaker (2020)
Hard-drinking Jeff Butler can't hold a job and thinks God is against him. When a wealthy old lady confuses Jeff for her long-lost nephew and invites him to live in her house, Jeff thinks he's found the scam of his dreams. But as strange events unfold, Jeff finds himself more confused than his would-be victim.
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Hard-drinking Jeff Butler can't hold a job and thinks God is against him. When a wealthy old lady confuses Jeff for her long-lost nephew and invites him to live in her house, Jeff thinks he's found the scam of his dreams. But as strange events unfold, Jeff finds himself more confused than his would-be victim.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Horror
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In Theaters:8/7/2020
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Runtime:107 minutes
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