There’s something that feels inherently dangerous about resurrecting Faces of Death. The original 1978 film,…
Author: Nicolás Delgadillo
Nicolás Delgadillo
Nicolás Delgadillo is a movie and heavy metal junkie who can always be found at the theater or in the mosh pit. He is a Senior Film Critic for DiscussingFilm and also an entertainment contributor for Knotfest. He currently resides in Charlotte and is a proud member of the North Carolina Film Critics Association.
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