Horror Movie Review: The Well (2023)
Directed by Federico Zampaglione, who co-wrote the story with Stefano Masi, The Well takes its inspiration from the Italian gore movies of the 80s, sprinkles in a bit of gothic horror, and just a dash of Giallo.
Directed by Federico Zampaglione, who co-wrote the story with Stefano Masi, The Well takes its inspiration from the Italian gore movies of the 80s, sprinkles in a bit of gothic horror, and just a dash of Giallo.
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