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#terror #cinema #documentary <br/><br/>A true documentary that explores the evolution of horror cinema worldwide... It's impossible not to be curious about how fear is explored through the horror genre and sub-genre\
#terror #cinema #documentary <br/><br/>A true documentary that explores the evolution of horror cinema worldwide... It's impossible not to be curious about how fear is explored through the horror genre and sub-genre\
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