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Tag Archives: Guillermo del Torro
Witches, Gothic Novels, and Cosmic Horror
I’ve been a bit lax on posting to the blog; I’ve found lots of interesting and useful material lately but haven’t had time to blog them–they’re usually on our Facebook group, though, and Kaja has been reposting some of these … Continue reading
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Tagged cosmic horror, Film, Gothic, Gothic novel, Guillermo del Torro, H. P. Lovecraft, horrid novels, terror, witches
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