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The Traveler (2025)

New York, 1887 - In an isolated farmhouse, a reclusive widow is haunted by a supernatural presence she longs to be her late husband. As the spirit grows increasingly hostile, she questions whether something far more sinister is lurking.
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New York, 1887 - In an isolated farmhouse, a reclusive widow is haunted by a supernatural presence she longs to be her late husband. As the spirit grows increasingly hostile, she questions whether something far more sinister is lurking.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Science Fiction
Directed By:Matthew Scheffler
Written By:Matthew Scheffler
In Theaters:6/22/2025
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Runtime:18 minutes
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