Horror Movie Review: Contamination .7 (1990)
An alcoholic beverage of your choice, a crowd willing to buy into the rubbish on show, maybe even a laugh track, and Contamination .7 could almost become one of the more famous ‘bad efforts’.
An alcoholic beverage of your choice, a crowd willing to buy into the rubbish on show, maybe even a laugh track, and Contamination .7 could almost become one of the more famous ‘bad efforts’.
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