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When Alex left his wife after saying “I do,” he thought it was his worst mistake. But after running over a woman, he learns some consequences don’t stay buried and the thing haunting him may be more terrifying than his jilted bride.
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When Alex left his wife after saying “I do,” he thought it was his worst mistake. But after running over a woman, he learns some consequences don’t stay buried and the thing haunting him may be more terrifying than his jilted bride.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Dave Thorpe
Written By:Dave Thorpe, Darren Hinchy, Donna Brady
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Shady Lady Films

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