The Monitor (2024)
Melissa and Todd are away from each other for the first time since the birth of their baby. While checking in on Melissa and the baby from their baby monitor he notices that there is someone(or something) else in the house.
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Melissa and Todd are away from each other for the first time since the birth of their baby. While checking in on Melissa and the baby from their baby monitor he notices that there is someone(or something) else in the house.
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Written By:Isaac Platizky
In Theaters:3/1/2024
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Narrow Bridge Films
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