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Unit 234 (2025)
While working the night shift alone, Laurie Saltair discovers a comatose man, Clayton, in Unit 234 of her family’s storage facility. What transpires is a thrill ride of a cat-and-mouse game for Laurie and Clayton to survive the night.
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While working the night shift alone, Laurie Saltair discovers a comatose man, Clayton, in Unit 234 of her family’s storage facility. What transpires is a thrill ride of a cat-and-mouse game for Laurie and Clayton to survive the night.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Derek Steiner
In Theaters:5/9/2025
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Red A Entertainment, Productivity Media, Type Street Productions, Fat Larry Productions
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