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The Walk (2017)
Mary, attempting to get her boyfriend off her mind, goes to a party. After walking home from the party Mary realizes that she's being followed. She resorts to the safety of her house, but how safe is the house exactly?
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Mary, attempting to get her boyfriend off her mind, goes to a party. After walking home from the party Mary realizes that she's being followed. She resorts to the safety of her house, but how safe is the house exactly?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jarrale Daniels
In Theaters:11/15/2017
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Runtime:5 minutes
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