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Why I Stopped Babysitting
A 14 year old girl accepts a new babysitting job from a young family. Upon her arrival she gets a bad feeling which only worsens as the night goes on and leads to a fight for her life.
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A 14 year old girl accepts a new babysitting job from a young family. Upon her arrival she gets a bad feeling which only worsens as the night goes on and leads to a fight for her life.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Shayden Lowrey
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Sailboat Films, Little Lizard Productions
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