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The Rule of Three (2021)
A woman haunted by her OCD and intrusive thoughts must overcome herself and face her inner demons to survive the night in the event of a terrifying home invasion by three masked slashers.
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A woman haunted by her OCD and intrusive thoughts must overcome herself and face her inner demons to survive the night in the event of a terrifying home invasion by three masked slashers.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Elwood Quincy Walker
In Theaters:5/12/2021
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Runtime:14 minutes
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