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Underworld: Blood Wars

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May 2017

16May 2017

ReviewHorror

Underworld: Blood Wars (2016) (Blu-ray horror film review).

Odd thing. The blu-ray version of ‘Underworld: Blood Wars’ is 91 minutes long and the DVD version is 80 or 88 minutes depending…

UncleGeoff16 May 2017

December 2016

27Dec 2016

NewsScifi

Underworld: Blood Wars (film review by Frank Ochieng)

Some things will never change within the tedious and surprisingly long-running SF/horror saga ‘Underworld‘ film franchise. The vampires will still feature sharp fangs that can…

FrankOchieng27 Dec 2016

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