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The neighbour
Katie, a digital influencer seeking more views, makes a daring decision: to break into her mysterious neighbor's house, someone she's never seen in public but whose bizarre sounds echo throughout the neighborhood. With her friends by her side and a camera in hand, Katie is determined to unravel the mystery. However, she's about to plunge into an endless nightmare where the unknown becomes terrifying.
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Katie, a digital influencer seeking more views, makes a daring decision: to break into her mysterious neighbor's house, someone she's never seen in public but whose bizarre sounds echo throughout the neighborhood. With her friends by her side and a camera in hand, Katie is determined to unravel the mystery. However, she's about to plunge into an endless nightmare where the unknown becomes terrifying.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Marina Fernandes, Daigo Allebrandt
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