The Black Door

Year: 2001

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: English

Director: Kit Wong

Horror

Set in Seattle in 1999, Meg pushes a documentary crew to investigate the bizarre events that landed her boyfriend Steven H. in the hospital. He is critically injured, his body torn by deep lacerations from an unknown assailant—perhaps a wild animal or a person with unusually long, hard nails. He also suffers a rapidly spreading infection.

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