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A successful writer goes to an abandoned hotel with his wife and adopted daughter to finish his much anticipated follow-up book when strange things start to occur. At the same time, a high school teacher is forced to deal with her gruesome past which is linked to the same hotel.
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A successful writer goes to an abandoned hotel with his wife and adopted daughter to finish his much anticipated follow-up book when strange things start to occur. At the same time, a high school teacher is forced to deal with her gruesome past which is linked to the same hotel.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Richard Green, Arish Sirkissoon
In Theaters:2/14/2020
Box Office:$10,325
Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:LX Seth
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