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Christopher 2022-06-27 19:14:18
"Late Night" - a classic snake-bite ending segmented horror film
The feeling of ending a three-day holiday with a good horror film is too satisfying. I like this kind of segmented horror film the most. Many horror experiences are still used by word of mouth, especially the story of puppet murder, "Dead Silence". ", "American Horror Story: Freak Show", "The Odd...
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Theodore 2022-06-27 17:26:29
snake ate its own tail
Usually, when I see "horror" in the label of a movie, I will hide away, but the night of death has no scaring scenes except that the puppet is a little scary valley. Students who are afraid of watching horror movies like me can eat it with confidence. .
In this 1945 film, there are many stalks that...
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Dr. van Straaten: [laughing] Is that all you can tell us about her?
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Dr. van Straaten: Not for a moment.
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Dr. van Straaten: I refuse to commit myself. Why?
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