FILM REVIEW
By Eric Hillis, TheMovieWaffler.com
The woman in black is back. Back
in black I guess. Hammer’s 2012
adaptation of Susan Hill’s cult
novel was a massive hit for the
resurrected studio, so it’s no surprise that a sequel was ordered.
Old Hammer of course made their
name from their classic franchises Dracula, Frankenstein, The Mummy
etc - and now New Hammer have
their first franchise of their own.
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Sadly, apart from a terrific fogshrouded location, The Woman in
Black: Angel of Death throws very
few bones to fans of the iconic studio’s classic gothic horrors.
This time the action moves forward several decades to 1941,
with England under the kosh of
the blitz. With London serving as
the Luftwaffe’s number one target, children are being evacuated
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