Jacob's Ladder - 1990 (review)

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Day 30 in 60 Days of Halloween kicks off Fear of Going Insane Week, the fear of Graham Skipper, with Jacob's Ladder - a film that might not necessarily be scary to watch, but is pretty terrifying to think about! If you enjoy this episode, check out our previous 60 Days of Halloween coverage and be sure to keep checking back daily as we continue our trek towards Halloween. We are halfway through 60 Days of Halloween, have been having a blast, and still have even more great horror movies to discuss!! So, come back tomorrow as we continue Fear of Going Insane Week with Kill List!! GargyleReviews.wixsite.com/thegargyle music by bensound.com

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