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Episode 128: Amityville 2 – The Possession
The Lutzes have moved on, literally leaving everything they own behind. That’s cool and all, but what happened in the house before The Lutzes moved in? Amityville 2 – The Possession is a loose retelling of the DeFeo murders where … Continue reading
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Little Miss Horror Nerd’s Little Horror Blog 27tl
THE HORRORS OF TV This week I chose a movie and TV show that are not in your face horror but are still horror in my opinion (Ed Note: We’ll see about that), where the monsters are everyday people. Flowers … Continue reading