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11-22-2006, 04:44 PM
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Wednesday Review Posted
New review posted tonight. A look at "Dracula's Daughter," Lambert Hillyer's progressive and subersive take on power, femininity and alternative sexual identity in the early 20th Century.
Read it here: "Dracula's Daughter" Happy Guiltfast Day, Happy Thanksgiving, or Happy Thursday (depending on your geo-politicial situation). 
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Welcome to my world, bitch. I should warn you, princess... the first time tends to get a little... messy. You kids keep your noses clean you understand? You'll be hearing from me if you don't. We ain't gonna stand for any weirdness out here. "Words create lies. Pain can be trusted."
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