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This Cold Black (2024)
Two podcasters, Jamie and Alexis, are on the search for the subject of their next episode. When research leads them to a seemingly abandoned property, they find themselves trapped in a game of survival. Can either of them survive this cold black night?
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Two podcasters, Jamie and Alexis, are on the search for the subject of their next episode. When research leads them to a seemingly abandoned property, they find themselves trapped in a game of survival. Can either of them survive this cold black night?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Paul Allen, Holly Anspaugh
In Theaters:12/24/2024
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Flick Street Productions, Paul Allen Films
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