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Making a case for the slasher's dorky little brother.
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A well-drawn history.
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A testament to the evolution of horror cross-breeding.
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A film forever remembered for all the things it wasn’t.
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The TWIN PEAKS star shares.
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Tampering with the Earth has monstrous consequences.

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