[SHUDDER REVIEW] ‘LUCKY’ IS A DARK AND HORRIFYING REFLECTION OF OUR OWN WORLD
The best horror movies are the ones that disrupt, disorient and create chaos among the audience, and Lucky (2020) does not disappoint.
DISSECTING HORROR BIT BY BIT
The best horror movies are the ones that disrupt, disorient and create chaos among the audience, and Lucky (2020) does not disappoint.
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