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The Haunting of Mia Moss (2017)

Upon returning to her childhood hometown Mia Moss (Nicola Fiore) begins experiencing disturbing nightmares and episodes of sleep paralysis; the phenomenon in which a person wakes up after entering deep sleep and finds that although they are fully awake their body is not.. Leaving them essentially paralyzed.. It's in these moments that a group of shadow beings begin pursuing her.
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Upon returning to her childhood hometown Mia Moss (Nicola Fiore) begins experiencing disturbing nightmares and episodes of sleep paralysis; the phenomenon in which a person wakes up after entering deep sleep and finds that although they are fully awake their body is not.. Leaving them essentially paralyzed.. It's in these moments that a group of shadow beings begin pursuing her.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Dustin Hubbard
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In Theaters:1/13/2017
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Studio:Zelch Carnahan Productions

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