Tin and Tina, For the Other Type of Horror Fan
Tin and Tina is a Spanish language horror film. It follows a woman who adopts two albino siblings from a convent who want to show her the light.
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Tin and Tina is a Spanish language horror film. It follows a woman who adopts two albino siblings from a convent who want to show her the light.
#netflix #motherofmovies #tin&tina
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Infinite Summer is an Estonian-English world cinema title about four women who spend time in a lakeside cabin for a psychedelic adventure
Estonian language feature film Chainsaws Were Singing just played at the Fantasia Film Festival. If you see one film this year, make it this one.
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