Some horror movies sequels are so good that they surpass the original, helping establish franchises into people's imaginary.

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the Doctor‘s name is Frankenstein” kind of way that fans with too much time on their hands tend to do. The British Film Institute will be screening the (mostly) original 1977 theatrical cut of ...