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above a closet and he took up residence within it. For the next 5 weeks Conyes occupied the tiny space and would only come out when he heard Peters leave. But, there came a day when Conyes thought Peters had left the home however it turned out that he hadn't and was only napping. As Conyes came down to find some food he made enough noise to wake Peters up. Upon being discovered Conyes beat Peters to death and instead of running away he just went back up into the small space he'd been occupying. The police couldn't figure out how someone had killed Peters since the house was locked up at the time of the murder; with even the windows being closed. The house was thoroughly searched and the small space was even discovered, but it was never investigated as it was believed the cubby hole that led to the small room itself was too small for someone to fit. After some time however Conyes was discovered and sentenced to life in prison.
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all over his apartment thinking that there may be someone breaking in. Shortly after installing the cameras they picked up a woman emerging from a small upper storage space the gentleman never used. She would eat his food, watch his tv, she even used his shower while he was gone. He called the police who discovered the 58 year old woman who actually had a small mattress in the tiny space. She admitted to using the gentleman's shower and eating his food but never stole anything else.
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Theodore Edward Conyes, called the Denver Spiderman, was a man who was having a hard time during the early 1940's. He thought to ask his friend, Philip Peters, for help but when he arrived at Peters's home no one was there; so Conyes let himself in. As he went through the home he found a small room
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Hangman secretly records Aaron Miller, his wife Beth, their daughter Marley, and young son Max as they embark on vacation at the Burbank airport. Once they leave, Hangman breaks into the Miller family’s minivan and uses the vehicle’s GPS to drive back to their house. There, Hangman watches their home
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Back in 2008 a gentleman in Japan, who lived alone, started noticing food missing from his home, he thought he was sleepwalking, or maybe he was absent minded, but when it kept happening over and over again over a one year time span he grew suspicious. He finally had enough and set up hidden cameras
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As the Millers put the house back together and resume their regular lives, Hangman continues living there in secret while regularly stalking the family members as they sleep. Hangman also secretly follows Beth and Marley when they go out in public. Beth starts hearing noises and seeing clues around
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Beth confronts Aaron over his presumed affair when Aaron comes home. Their argument is interrupted by noises upstairs. Aaron grabs the gun when he realizes that there is an intruder in their home. He investigates the attic, but Hangman kills Aaron and drops his body from a noose. Holding Beth at
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Aaron and Beth host dinner for Beth’s friend Melissa and Melissa’s husband. While the quartet dines, Hangman goes through Melissa’s purse. Max is woken by banging on the roof. Beth notices that someone urinated on the floor in the upstairs hallway and assumes it was Max.
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While cleaning Max’s bedroom, Beth finds a drawing of a faceless man dressed in black. Max explains that the figure is Jimmy, a man who sometimes visits him in his dreams. Max also claims that Jimmy told him Melissa is not the good person that she seems to be.
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looks better than most found footage films. But the lack of characters to attach ourselves to, the drab killer, and the predictability really hamper what could've been an interesting little film." Dominick Suzanne-Mayer of
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Sisto and Mason had worked together previously on music videos. Sisto was excited when Mason contacted him to see if he was interested in collaborating on a feature film, as it was the first time Sisto had produced a film.
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Marley notices Hangman recording her while she makes out with her boyfriend Miles at a Lovers’ Lane. Miles confronts Hangman, but the teenage couple drives away when they become creeped out by his unresponsiveness.
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finds a family unwittingly playing host to a malevolent intruder who's broken into their home – and stayed there, unseen, while watching their every move on surveillance cameras he's installed." Patrick Cooper of
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Hangman has an emotional breakdown while perusing a Miller family photo album. He later puts lipstick on one of Aaron’s shirts and also places a condom in the pocket to present an appearance of infidelity.
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A woman calls 911 to report an intruder in her home. Having already hanged the man of the house with a noose, serial killer Hangman instructs the woman to say she loves him before violently stabbing her.
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Hangman follows Marley and Miles to the carousel at Griffith Park and murders Miles in the bathroom. He then sends Marley a text from Miles’ phone to make it look like the boy stormed off in anger.
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While alone in the house to fix the toilet, handyman Miguel finds one of Hangman’s cameras embedded in the bathroom wall. Hangman surprises Miguel from behind and suffocates him with a plastic bag.
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Hangman scares Beth with a popped light bulb to stop her from investigating the attic after she hears another strange sound. Beth suggests purchasing a gun to feel safe and Aaron agrees.
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The Millers return home to find their house ransacked. Aaron also discovers a hangman drawn in ketchup on the shower tiles as well as a mannequin torso hanging from a rope in the attic.
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wrote: "Unfortunately, despite its provocative premise, the film, which recently received its world premiere at SXSW, offers only sporadic moments of creepiness." Dennis Harvey of
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Hangman masturbates and cries to himself while watching Aaron and Beth have sex. Hangman drugs a bottle of wine and does something unseen to Beth while she is unconscious.
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Hangman steals the report card Marley was hiding from her parents and puts it on Aaron and Beth’s bed. Marley blames Max for giving the report card to their parents.
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the house suggesting that someone might still be there as Hangman deliberately moves and manipulates items to keep the family suspicious and unsettled.
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gunpoint, Hangman assumes Aaron’s identity and instructs Beth to say she loves him. After Beth says, “I love you,” Hangman shoots her in the head.
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Beth discovers that she is pregnant. After Beth finds the shirt Hangman tampered with, Max tells his mother that Jimmy saw Aaron kissing Melissa.
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movies, installs hidden cameras, establishes a surveillance suite in the attic, and begins secretly living inside the Miller home.
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Hangman returns to the airport with his video camera and begins stalking another family as they leave for vacation.
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rated it C and wrote that "you’ve seen this movie before, and you’ve absolutely seen better iterations".
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Antoni Maiovvi's soundtrack was released digitally and on vinyl via Giallo Disco Records in 2016.
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had acquired distribution rights to the film. The film was released on 9 February 2016 through
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Film Festival. It premiered there on 14 March 2015. In September 2015, it was announced
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wrote: "An effectively creepy spin on found-footage horror,
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