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The first feature film from Wright State University grad Patrick Steele is an ambitious creep-out that delivers on atmosphere but skimps on true scares. Marianne Porter (another Wright State alum) stars as Marianne, the daughter of a high-powered defense contractor — is there a more tailor-made baddie? — with shady friends. She disappears during a run, then turns up months later, covered in dirt with no memory of where she has been.
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