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Tight 62-minute runtime — shorter than most television pilots.

A routine burglary turns into a nightmare when a thief stumbles upon a horror author’s secret files. Initially amused, he begins reading the upcoming novel's stories right off the computer screen... but these aren't just fiction. With every chapter, the lines between the page and reality blur, dragging the burglar into a terrifying, inescapable saga. He found the stories. Now, will the stories find him?
“Some stories are better left unspoiled.”
Nancy Feliciano

Pamela Sutch

Joel D. Wynkoop
Burglar

Phil Herman

Julie Strain
Publisher
Kimberly L. Cole
Adam Berasi
Killer
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Chip Herman directs. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Produced in United States of America. Dialogue in English.
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When a burglar first cracked a file on an author's computer, he thought he'd found a joke. Instead, he found a universe of horror stories that bled from the screen into the real world. Now, 18 years later, the same man is trapped in a terrifying cycle, breaking into another home only to find more terrifying tales demanding to be read. As his past sins catch up to him, he must face a relentless tormentor who promises to deliver him to hell and back. The forbidden computer is waiting. Will he survive the sequel?
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