My Sight & Sound article about video nasties is online.
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“It’s a low-cost moral stand to condemn something you have no interest in.” – is a GREAT line. Could we get it projected in the sky over every major city to make everyone aware of this fact?
Posted by THX 1139 | May 30, 2021, 1:37 pm