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Cinema Fearité Presents ‘Without Warning’ – A Sci-Fi Twist On The Classic Camp Killer Motif

July 9, 2015 by James Jay Edwards

The teenagers-in-the-woods theme has been a staple of the horror movie for years, gaining the height of its popularity in the early eighties.  Of course, when the stereotype is brought up, the first images that come to mind are those of the Friday the 13th movies, but the trope has been explored in many other […]

Filed Under: Cinema Fearité Tagged With: Ben Nett, Bennett Tramer, Cameron Mitchell, Chris Nelson, Christopher S. Nelson, Dan Wyman, Daniel Grodnik, David Caruso, Dean Cundey, Greydon Clark, Jack Palance, Kevin Hall, Kevin Peter Hall, Lyn Freeman, Martin Landau, Neville Brand, Rick Baker, Steve Mathis, Tarah Nutter, Without Warning

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