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The Stranger at the Door 

A grief-stricken recluse living in isolation after the death of his lover takes in a stranded traveler during a violent storm, unaware that the stranger is an ancient entity that feeds on the very trauma he has spent years trying to bury.
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A grief-stricken recluse living in isolation after the death of his lover takes in a stranded traveler during a violent storm, unaware that the stranger is an ancient entity that feeds on the very trauma he has spent years trying to bury.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Kody Bramhall
Written By:Kody Bramhall
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Runtime:15 minutes
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