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A group of people are invited to a remote mansion for a mysterious reason. Upon arrival, they discover that their host is a strange, imposing figure who seems to have sinister intentions. As the night unfolds, they realize they are trapped in a deadly game where their survival depends on uncovering the truth behind their invitation.

This short film is known among genre enthusiasts for its atmospheric horror and unsettling tone, often praised for its effective use of suspense despite its brevity. It's considered a cult classic in some circles, particularly for its connection to author William F. Nolan.

• Praised for its eerie atmosphere and suspenseful build-up.
• Noted for its effective use of a limited runtime to create a sense of dread.
• Appreciated by fans of experimental and low-budget horror from the era.

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William F. Nolan, known for co-writing the novel 'Logan's Run', also directed and wrote this experimental short film.