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Kim Newman

English novelist, film critic and journalist on horror and science fiction; contributing editor to Empire and Sight and Sound; author of the Anno Dracula series and Nightmare Movies.

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27 October

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From one piece Notes on The Devils (1971-2026) 2 beliefs · johnnyalucard.com

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From one piece Film review – Clayface 2 beliefs · johnnyalucard.com

31 October 2009

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    But the thing about Dracula is that it’s a good old-fashioned blood and guts melodrama designed to be frightening.

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    I Am Legend

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    I Am Legend is a book from the 1950s which is probably well known now because it was made into a film last year.

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    Misery

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    Misery is probably not the most obvious choice for one of King’s books.

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