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The Conduit (2018)
When delving into trans-dimensional sleep experiments, a young man breaks through to another dimension. Every time he falls asleep his mind inadvertently opens a portal o a realm filled with monsters. Now battling sleep deprivation and a nightmarish onslaught, he tries to hold onto his sanity while battling creatures from beyond the void.
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When delving into trans-dimensional sleep experiments, a young man breaks through to another dimension. Every time he falls asleep his mind inadvertently opens a portal o a realm filled with monsters. Now battling sleep deprivation and a nightmarish onslaught, he tries to hold onto his sanity while battling creatures from beyond the void.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:John Hale III, Jason Turner
In Theaters:10/7/2018
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Runtime:26 minutes
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