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The Night Kills Lovers
While recovering from a broken leg, a bedridden young man is thrown into a paranoid panic after discovering his boyfriend left the apartment door open all day.
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While recovering from a broken leg, a bedridden young man is thrown into a paranoid panic after discovering his boyfriend left the apartment door open all day.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Jonathan Brito
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Astro-Panic Pictures, Griffon Nest Productions
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