445. Cadwell Turnbull (a.k.a. The One and Only) — No Gods, No Monsters
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444. ThanksKilling (2009) — Torture Cinema #120
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443. The Giant Spider Invasion (1975) — Torture Cinema #119
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442. Red Dawn (1984) — Torture Cinema #118
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441. There’s Someone Inside Your House (2021) — At the Movies
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440. The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969) — Totally Pretentious #24
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