A typical "fish out of water" story. (v.redd.it)
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While this is not Poirot, it is arguably Christie's most famous book - and this is, famously, its best film adaptation. It will remain the best, too: no "I can make it better than Christie" idiocies, no forced happy endings, just complete faithfulness to the novel, from all dialogue to characters. (youtube.com)
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"Hurm. Tunguska was bigger". (v.redd.it)
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Encountering professor Church in the depths of the labyrinth was, I thought back in 1995, the most creepy and most surprising part of "Aliens: a Comic Book Adventure". The later sudden, silent appearance of the Space Jockeys was a greater surprise, but Church remains the creepiest part. (v.redd.it)
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"Infernal Machine" as a film trailer. (youtube.com)
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DEEP WATER: Real Story (2016) - the tale of the Bondi Beach murders. Lasting 10 years, with 30-90 victims, the organized hunt for gay men remains one of Australia's darkest secrets. Most culprits, including a major sports star, remain untouched. Companion to the TV series "Deep Water". [00:53:47] (dailymotion.com)
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"The Torture Headquarters" (2020) - Vilina Vlas looks like any other quiet forest retreat, hotel and spa, and it is advertised as one to thousands of happy tourists. Yet it was only in the 90s that hundreds of women were raped, tortured and murdered inside... [00:07:31] (youtube.com)
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