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who has recently escaped from prison. Rosy is terrified knowing that it was her testimony that sent Frank to prison. Rosy phones her friend and former lover, Mary for solace. The women have been estranged, but Rosy is certain that only Mary can help her. Mary agrees to come over that night. Seconds
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appropriated their name from the film. Originally known as Earth, the group wanted to change their name as another group had the same name. The group saw a local cinema playing
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2289:"Restoring films for Blu-ray"
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2987:AFI Catalog of Feature Films
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1353:List of French films of 1963
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2873:Hughes, Howard (2011).
2801:Curti, Roberto (2015).
2782:Curti, Roberto (2019).
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2617:"The Whip and the Body"
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3163:Knives of the Avenger
3135:The Whip and the Body
3033:Black Sabbath trailer
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2856:Duke University Press
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2673:"The Dunwich Horror"
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2892:Lucas, Tim (2007).
2730:Bailey, 2012. p. 33
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2709:Froese, 2012. p. 30
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2570:Lucas, Tim (2013).
2490:on November 7, 2014
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2760:. Voyageur Press.
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2623:on August 21, 2023
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3226:Baron Blood
2255:November 6,
2058:Newman, Kim
1612:Arrow Films
1610:(booklet).
1405:October 22,
1318:Roger Avary
1121:Arrow Films
1030:miscarriage
921:giallo film
850:Bram Stoker
801:second unit
733:Pier Angeli
680:Development
647:as the Maid
645:Milly Monti
320:205 million
89:Produced by
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3323:Categories
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3085:Mario Bava
3020:Review of
2865:0822385554
2660:Lucas 2007
2483:Total Film
2298:October 2,
2143:Lucas 2007
2131:Lucas 2007
2105:Lucas 2007
1484:Lucas, Tim
1471:Curti 2019
1374:References
1316:Directors
1229:Total Film
1209:It's Alive
1197:Kim Newman
1107:Home video
981:Kim Newman
977:Les Baxter
779:Mark Damon
769:Mario Bava
675:Production
626:as Giorgio
603:Mark Damon
421:Les Baxter
374:Mario Bava
336:$ 419,000
325:Box office
284:93 minutes
267:1965-11-17
256:1963-08-17
192:Production
163:Mario Bava
118:Mark Damon
81:Mario Bava
59:Mario Bava
3265:I Vampiri
3027:La Stampa
2627:April 10,
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2555:April 13,
2524:April 13,
2494:March 29,
2478:"Reviews"
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2398:March 29,
2364:0027-0407
2227:March 29,
2190:. DVDTalk
2171:March 29,
2074:0027-0407
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1400:UniFrance
1379:Footnotes
1144:Reception
1123:released
1085:In 2004,
986:Tim Lucas
945:pneumonia
883:The Raven
688:founders
684:In 1958,
611:as Sdenka
581:as Frank
495:call-girl
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208:Lyre Film
194:companies
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2952:April 7,
2841:April 7,
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2545:Time Out
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1486:(2013).
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386:Wurdulak
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181:Music by
106:Starring
2984:at the
2747:Sources
2683:June 3,
2194:June 3,
2165:Variety
1896:June 3,
1608:Credits
1543:"Notes"
1088:Variety
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993:Release
894:Filming
855:Dracula
751:films.
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