{Blu-ray Review} Bloody Animals: The Sergio Martino Collection from Arrow Video
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{Blu-ray Review} Mysterious Homicide: Two Animals by Argento in 4K
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{Blu-ray Review} Come In, Children: The Brotherhood of Satan (1971)
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{Blu-ray Review} Every Day and Hour Now Outrages Are Taking Place: Born for Hell (1976)
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{Blu-ray Review} The Flavor of Good, Rich Meat: The Cannibal Man (1972)
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{Blu-ray Review} Sacred Duty: Subjecting Myself to Deep Blood (1990) So You Don’t Have To
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{Blu-ray Review} A Macabre Journey: Nosferatu in Venice (1988)
“It’s bad luck to kill a bat.” Nosferatu in Venice[…]
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{Blu-ray Review} “They’re Us, That’s All” – Dawn of the Dead ’78
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{Blu-ray Review} Psycho Goreman (2020)
A few months back, Psycho Goreman (PG) created a lot[…]
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{Blu-ray Review} “Now All Your Songs of Beauty Fail”: The Nightingale on Blu-ray from Second Sight
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