Shut In (2022)
Shut In
”A mother fights to protect her children from her abusive ex-boyfriend while trapped in a pantry.”
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From the same director of 'Paranoia', 'Shut In' is a well-crafted psychological thriller that becomes more desperate with each scene. The still relatively unknown, but talented, Rainey Qualley stars as a mother trying to rebuild her life after drug abuse and must deal with an abusive ex-partner who locks her in the pantry while her children are away. Vincent Gallo steals the show as a terrifying pedophile who terrorizes the family for a few hours.
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From the director of Disturbia. When a young mother is trapped inside a pantry by her violent ex-boyfriend, she will do anything to protect her two young children from harm as she tries to find an escape.
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