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Episode 229 — Demons (1985)
Day 18 of 31 Days of Halloween brings me to Lamberto Bava’s Demons—and this movie is absolutely bonkers in the best way!
It’s loud, gory, wildly over the top, and peak ’80s horror. From the music to the makeup effects, there’s so much crazy energy packed into this movie, and I have such a fun time with it. Sometimes you just want to strap in and enjoy the madness!
Join me for a little demonic mayhem!
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