The Crying Child

Year: 1996

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert Michael Lewis

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Haunted by the loss of their baby, a grieving couple retreats to an isolated island house. There, the wife begins hearing a persistent infant wail that compels her to confront her deepest terror. An enigmatic blind elderly woman appears, urging her to flee the home before the unseen horror consumes them.

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