Terry Sherwood
Born in Ottawa, Canada, TERRY SHERWOOD is a lifelong fan of classic horror films and literature that inspired them. He is a contributing Writer/film reviewer for Diabolique online magazine and Classic Film Union Blog on TCM site.
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Curse of the Crimson Altar 1968 REVIEW
Curse Of The Crimson Altar 1968 is a good-dated thriller with moments of fun, says TERRY SHERWOOD
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The Old Silent Inn is an ideal base for exploring Haworth, Bronte Country, and surrounding West Yorkshire but you better ready for ghosts, says RICK HALE
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