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In the late hours of the night a strange creature torments a young man in his home. As he summons the courage to confront it he soon learns its nature is more supernatural than natural.
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In the late hours of the night a strange creature torments a young man in his home. As he summons the courage to confront it he soon learns its nature is more supernatural than natural.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jake Trevaskis
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Aura Filmworks
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