Películas de horror en blanco y negro E126

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Las películas de horror son tan viejas como el cine mismo y en consecuencia han ido evolucionando a través de la historia. Hoy le dedicamos al episodio a dos películas de horror clásicas que fueron filmadas en blanco y negro y una tercera que lo hizo por cuestiones de estética.

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