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	A Nightmare On Samityville Street	374,875	737
2009/05/review-hide-and-go-shriek-1987.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: Feaure Length Review: 'Hide and Go Shriek' (1987)	167,300	27
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2009/09/anoes-trailer-breakdown.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: ANOES: Trailer Breakdown	172,404	5
2009/11/review-eaten-alive-1977_20.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: Feaure Length Review: 'Eaten Alive' (1977)	165,100	25
2009_05_01_archive.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: May 2009	177,132	20
2009_06_01_archive.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: June 2009	261,907	20
2009_07_01_archive.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: July 2009	220,447	20
2009_08_01_archive.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: August 2009	200,631	20
2009_09_01_archive.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: September 2009	247,227	20
2009_10_01_archive.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: October 2009	220,526	20
2009_11_01_archive.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: November 2009	193,867	20
2009_12_01_archive.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: December 2009	205,042	20
2010/01/review-spontaneous-combustion-1990.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: Feaure Length Review: 'Spontaneous Combustion' (1990)	179,581	22
2010/03/return-to-predatory-grounds.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: A Return to 'Predator'y Grounds	159,534	6
2010/03/review-lost-boys-2-tribe-2008.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: Short Review: 'Lost Boys 2: The Tribe' (2008)	161,730	25
2010/03/review-sssssss-1973.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: Feature Length Review: 'Sssssss' (1973)	179,635	27
2010/03/rip-haimster.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: R.I.P Haimster	160,034	6
2010/04/short-review-dahmer-2002.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: Short Review: 'Dahmer' (2002)	166,318	23
2010/04/short-review-great-american-snuff-film.html	A Nightmare On Samityville Street: Short Review: 'The Great American Snuff Film' (2003)	183,762	23

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The Cinematic Language of Tetsuo: The Iron Man24.10.2026Shinya Tsukamoto’s Tetsuo: The Iron Man is less a conventional narrative than a violent audiovisual system. Released in 1989, this Japanese cyberpunk…
Ancient Gods in The Ritual23.10.2026The Ritual uses Norse mythology for modern horror by making ancient belief feel less like homework than a physical presence in the forest. The Jötun,…
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