The Home (2017)
Genre : Horror
Runtime : 8M
Director : L. Gustavo Cooper
Synopsis
Set in a small, isolated 19th century Irish home for unwed mothers, a young pregnant woman must fight for her survival as the home falls siege to a group of mysterious invaders.
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