
BLOCK ISLAND (2020) Reviews and overview
‘A storm is coming.’ Block Island is a 2020 American horror feature film about a screenwriter and his past partners trapped in a house with a dark presence. Written and …
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‘A storm is coming.’ Block Island is a 2020 American horror feature film about a screenwriter and his past partners trapped in a house with a dark presence. Written and …
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