[REVIEW] ‘THE SPINE OF NIGHT’ IS A BRUTALLY ENTERTAINING ANIMATED EPIC
The heir apparent to films like Wizards and Fire & Ice emerges in the thunderously entertaining The Spine of Night.
DISSECTING HORROR BIT BY BIT
The heir apparent to films like Wizards and Fire & Ice emerges in the thunderously entertaining The Spine of Night.
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Masashi Yamamoto’s latest is a tersely hilarious domestic comedy of errors. Right up until the moment it isn’t.
This Shudder Exclusive is an impressive, shockingly emotional, and surprisingly bloody showcase of genre icons.
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Starring: Lincoln Maazel Written by Walton Cook Directed by George A. Romero “Remember, as you watch the film. One day, YOU will be
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Witness Protection made me laugh and care about the characters to stay engaged to the end.