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The Room In The Tower 

Julia Benson has long suffered from a recurring nightmare. When she accepts the invitation to visit her finacé's family home, her dreams begin to seap into reality, with dreadful consequences.
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Julia Benson has long suffered from a recurring nightmare. When she accepts the invitation to visit her finacé's family home, her dreams begin to seap into reality, with dreadful consequences.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:William Rollinson
Written By:Jacob Rollinson
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Runtime:16 minutes
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