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Director Craig Roberts will helm the film, with Rhys Ifans and Olivia Cooke set to star.
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THE LAST DRIVE-IN host is horror's ultimate evangelist.
Abandoned Streets and Self-Identity: Exclusive Interview with THE HAUNTING OF VELKWOOD Author Gwendolyn Kiste
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Winnie The Pooh Gets His Own Twisted AVENGERS With MONSTERS ASSEMBLE
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Dublin-based director Paul Duane's eerie Irish folk horror hits select theaters on April 11.

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