A Candle in the Dark

Year: 2002

Runtime: 40 mins

Language: English

Director: Richard Poche

Horror

Campus murders mimic vampire attacks, leaving Sarah terrified of every shadow. Her new roommate Lilith dresses in gothic wear, shuns crosses, avoids daylight and has an uncanny undead vibe. Convinced Lilith is linked to the killings, Sarah’s warnings fall on deaf ears, and she soon becomes the next victim.

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