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Movie Review: The Forest (2016)—The use of setting is great, but for a film plot centered on supernatural illusions, this is no Oculus
Here’s the official marketing blurb: A woman goes into Japan’s Suicide Forest to find her twin sister, and confronts supernatural terror. The Japanese Suicide Forest is something I heard about several years ago, and yet when I heard that someone … Continue reading
—The use of setting is great, but for a film plot centered on supernatural illusions, this is no Oculus)
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Tagged Aokigahara, Forest, Ghost, Horror, Investigation, Japanese, Missing Friend, Places, Spooky
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Numbers Stations (June 2015 Cinematic Meeting)
June 2015 Cinematic Meeting: Numbers Stations Aromatic Accompaniment: Midnight Berry by Chesapeake Bay Candle. The theme this month was numbers stations. Surprisingly, I was the only member of the Society present for the meeting who knew what number stations were. To … Continue reading
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