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>Dude remember local commercials???
>Also it was the fundamentalist christians the whole time, gotcha!
What a piece of shit. I could feel my time being actively wasted while watching. Should've followed my instinct and turned it off when they killed the cat. Ghostwatch mogs so hard they're not even in the same league. Hell, even Late Night with the Devil is more watchable and that movie can't even commit to its format.
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kys both wnuf movies and lnwtd are better than ghost watch
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I liked the movie and they did a good job getting the VHS copy aesthetic correct (I assume they really made the movie on old equipment).
The local commercial part was kind of funny but ruined the spook levels of the film
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>there was nothing supernatural going on, the killers were just normal people
That raises so many questions.
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