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DV4: Electric Nightmares (2017)

Name: DV4: Electric Nightmares
Genre: found footage, Screenlife, Serial killer
Released: 2017
Duration: 55 min
Cast: Micheal J. Vogelsang

2017 · 55 min

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Doug Gifford is a real estate agent who is drowning in technology. When his tablet gets possessed by a serial killer, Doug soon finds out that upgrading to a newer model might cost him his life. Filled with thrills, chills and everything else that you've come to expect from a DV film, DV 4: Electric Nightmares reinvigorates Evan Jacobs' and Cinema Epoch's classic DV Franchise with a technological spin.

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