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Capsule Reviews: Happy Death Day; Moon; The Childhood of a Leader

Posted on 23 Mar 201811 Sep 2019 by Lackey
Happy Death Day

Brief reviews of: Blumhouse's Happy Death Day, plus Moon and The Childhood of a Leader

Posted in Capsule ReviewsTagged Duncan Jones, Happy Death Day, historical drama, horror movies, independent movies, Jean-Paul Sartre, Liam Cunningham, Matt Berry, Moon, Robert Pattinson, Sam Rockwell, science fiction, Scott Walker, The Childhood of a Leader1 Comment

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