Opinion: Planet Terror
The seeds of our destruction are dug up in a slate of movies about our recent past.
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Comment number 1.
At 23:44 20th Mar 2009, dougtrumbull wrote:Yawn, I found this film really boring, not even a good spoof of exploitaion film. See from DUSK TO DAWN instead.
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