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FILM REVIEW: APOSTLE
Apostle is a difficult film with which to get to grips. A chilling folk tale in the mould of The Wicker Man, with the violent, gruesome sensibilities of a modern gore flick. At times it feels as though you’re watching … Continue reading
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