31 Days of Horror 2022: The Performances That Make Us Scream — “Dawn of the Dead (1978)”
Guest writer Bev Vincent talks about the scene from “Dawn of the Dead (1978)” he watched over and over in this installment of 31 Days of Horror.
Guest writer Bev Vincent talks about the scene from “Dawn of the Dead (1978)” he watched over and over in this installment of 31 Days of Horror.
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Horror writer Adam Cesare examines David Emge’s performance in “Dawn of the Dead (1978)” as BBP!’s 31 Days O fHorror kicks off!
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