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It Came from the Desert

Cinepocalypse: Mohawk; Applecart; secret screening

Posted on 9 Nov 201713 Mar 2018 by Lackey

An angry period thriller, a clever meta-horror film, and the secret screening

Posted in Cinepocalypse, Film FestivalsTagged AJ Bowen, Applecart, Barbara Crampton, Don Coscarelli, historical movies, horror movies, independent movies, It Came from the Desert, Mohawk, Ted GeogheganLeave a comment

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