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Chris Ryan joins to assess the amorphous state of mainstream horror and gore films
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Sean Fennessey sits down with Overlord and Son of a Gun director Julius Avery to discuss his winding path from a rough town in Australia to making films in Hollywood. Before the two chat, Chris Ryan joins to assess the amorphous state of mainstream horror and gore films.
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