Beyond Mamushi: Indie Movie Spotlight

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M. W. Daniels pulls off a fantastic psychological thriller on a budget of 12,000 euros (around $14,000). The acting and atmosphere sucked me in and the twist spit me out. If you have an indie/low budget film you'd like me to review, send me a link. I'm keeping up a monthly spotlight for indie movies. linktr.ee/midnightmovietheatrepatreon.com/midnightmovietheatre

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M. W. Daniels pulls off a fantastic psychological thriller on a budget of 12,000 euros (around $14,000). The acting and atmosphere sucked me in and the twist spit me out. If you have an indie/low budget film you'd like me to review, send me a link....

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