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Trace 2022-01-22 08:02:20
Cross flower
Spanish movies are really radiant and unique. There are no taboos between modifiers and gerunds. They can be sweetly tragedy, ridiculously terrifying, can be ridiculously horrible, can be guilty of joy, and they can be ethically madly. As artists, they have no taboos, and even God will forgive... -
Damion 2022-01-22 08:02:20
[Film Review] Who Can Kill a Child? (1976) 7.0/10
The question in the title of this Spanish horror made by Narciso Ibáñez Serrador (his second and final feature, who was relegated to the TV department thenceforth), is not so much “who can” as “who dare to” kill a child? Opening with harrowing reportage of children's mortality during modern...
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Tom: Just that something strange had happened to the kids on the island.
Evelyn: Strange... But what?
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