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It's a bit late, but I dug out the DVD of Ghostwatch for a cheeky reviewing, and gave the BBC's dramatisation from a few years back of The Turn of the Screw.

The first doesn't really require my assessment, but the second was alright. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't anything outstanding. A little distracting that cast members of Downton Abbey kept cropping up, but they've got to go somewhere I guess.

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Ghostwatch is on DVD?!!! I've been meaning to transfer my old VHS copy for a while, but sod it, I'll buy the disk then. Classic.
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We saw "Wolf Creek" which I thought was pretty classy and understated. Then watched Woody Allen's "Celebrity" which was a bit of a car crash too.

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Dr Alice Roberts on human evolution. :D

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StevePalmer wrote:
Dr Alice Roberts on human evolution. :D


Creepy :P

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Andrew Hook wrote:
We saw "Wolf Creek" which I thought was pretty classy and understated.


I liked this, but I've only watched it once as I found it very uncomfortable. Which was the point, I guess, so well done them. I keep meaning to watch it again as research for something but keep putting it off...
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I went for a classic, Roger Corman's Matheson scripted Poe anthology vehicle "Tales of Terror", which was marvellous fun, especially the adaptation of "The Black Cat/Cask of Amontillado", with Vincent Price and Peter Lorre in fine form. Planned to make a night of it with "The Raven" and "The Masque of the Red Death" also, but life got in the way and tempus fugged it :cry:

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