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[Review] Bonehill Road (2017): A Practical Effects Bonanza of Teeth, Fur, and Blood – by Dave Dreher

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Indie horror icon Todd Sheets gets behind the camera once again to bring us an old school werewolf flick, Bonehill Road (2017).  Proudly touting a CGI free film, Todd pays homage to the classic werewolf films of our youth and brings scream queen Linnea Quigley along to raise the decibel level, and a bloody pack of werewolves to satisfy every werewolf fan.  Blood flows, teeth tear and hair sprouts in this low budget indie spectacle.  Join Dave as he harkens back to the good old days of straight-to-VHS horror gruesome greatness.

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Bonehill Road (2017): (3.5 / 5)
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Dave Dreher
Co-Founder / Lead News Reporter at Gruesome Magazine
Dave is co-founder and lead news reporter for Gruesome. Dave has built his resume working for Diabolique Magazine, The Horror Channel, Horrornews.net, House of Horrors and Creature Corner. He has worked with Tom Savini on his official site since 1997 and is also co-host of the popular podcast Horror News Radio.
Dave Dreher
Dave is co-founder and lead news reporter for Gruesome. Dave has built his resume working for Diabolique Magazine, The Horror Channel, Horrornews.net, House of Horrors and Creature Corner. He has worked with Tom Savini on his official site since 1997 and is also co-host of the popular podcast Horror News Radio.
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