The Frighteners & Here Comes Hell

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Horror Comedies anyone? I may be the only one who likes horror comedies of the two of us, and that doesn't stop me from suggesting them whenever I can. Check out our reviews of these horror comedies with ghostly menace: The Frighteners (1996) and Here Comes Hell (2019). Spoilers start around 6:25.

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