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The Passenger (2023) Revisited – Horror Movie Review

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The Revisited series looks back at the 2023 horror film The Passenger, directed by Carter Smith and starring Kyle Gallner

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V/H/S/2 (2013) Revisited – Horror Movie Review

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The Revisited series looks back at the horror anthology V/H/S/2, featuring the work of Adam Wingard, Simon Barrett, Jason Eisener, and more

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Creep (2014) Revisited – Horror Movie Review

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The Revisited series takes a look back at the 2014 found footage horror film Creep, starring Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice

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Darkness (2002) Revisited – Horror Movie Review

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The Revisited series looks back at the 2002 horror film Darkness, starring Anna Paquin and directed by Jaume Balagueró

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Escape from New York (1981) Revisited – Sci-fi Action Movie Review

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The Revisited series takes a look back at the 1981 John Carpenter / Kurt Russell classic Escape from New York

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Possession (1981) Revisited – Horror Movie Review

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The Revisited series looks back at the 1981 horror film Possession, starring Sam Neill and Isabelle Adjani

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Don’t Breathe (2016) Revisited – Horror Movie Review

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The Revisited series looks back at the Fede Alvarez film Don't Breathe, starring Jane Levy and Stephen Lang

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Street Trash (1987) Revisited – Horror Movie Review

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The Revisited series looks back at the 1987 horror comedy Street Trash, a story of bad booze and slimy meltdowns

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Gremlins (1984): This Christmas classic helped invent the PG-13 rating

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We look back at one of the all-time Christmas classics, Gremlins, which is one of the movies that started the PG-13 rating.

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Scary Movie 4 Revisited: When the Franchise Lost Its Edge

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Revisiting Scary Movie 4, the sequel that leaned too heavily on pop culture parody and lost what made the franchise work

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