Inside (2018)
Inside
”A pregnant woman must protect her unborn child from a mysterious and evil woman who breaks into her home.”
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A remake of the classic French horror movie 'The Invader'. The feature film tells the story of a pregnant woman who has to protect her baby from a mysterious woman who wants to steal the child. The new version doesn't focus on motherhood as much, but it will surely please fans of the genre and those who haven't seen the original. But one warning: the movie contains strong scenes and is not suitable for the faint-hearted.
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Plot summary
Sarah, a young and recently widowed mother-to-be, lives a quiet life in a suburban neighborhood. One night, her life is turned upside-down by a mysterious and evil woman who breaks into Sarah's home and will stop at nothing to claim the unborn child as her own.
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