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Marvelous Sci-Fi Horror Movies That Are All But Forgotten

July 1, 2021 by Red Stewart

Marvelous Videos presents a selection of stunning science fiction horror movies that are all but forgotten…Science fiction brings out the best in horror. Yes, horror can technically be intermixed with any other entity and produce a decent result, but there’s something about the vast corners of scientific potential that truly terrify audiences. Whether it’s theoretical […]

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Blu-ray Review – Phase IV (1974)

April 6, 2020 by admin

Phase IV, 1974.Directed by Saul Bass. Starring Nigel Davenport, Michael Murphy, Lynne Frederick, Alan Gifford, Robert Henderson, and Helen Horton.SYNOPSIS:After a cosmic event the ants of the Arizona desert begin to wage war on the life that inhabits the area.Given the state of things at the moment, as humanity faces the biggest threat to its […]

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