The man in the window
A university student is shooting a last minute documentary project with no inspiration. His best friend tells him about a creepy stalker who has been showing up to his house and staring at him through his home windows, which leaves him eagar to catch him on camera for the documentary
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A university student is shooting a last minute documentary project with no inspiration. His best friend tells him about a creepy stalker who has been showing up to his house and staring at him through his home windows, which leaves him eagar to catch him on camera for the documentary
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Aaron Sciortino
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Box Office:$1,000
Runtime:113 minutes
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