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Unearthed

Overview


Genre :

Horror

Release Date :

November 09, 2007

MPAA Rating :

R

Director :

Matthew Leutwyler

Starring :

Emmanuelle Vaugier, Luke Goss, Beau Garrett, Charles Q. Murphy, Tonantzin Carmelo, Whitney Able, Tommy Dewey, M.C. Gainey, Russell Means, Miranda Bailey

REVIEWS RATE:  Critics  Not quite bad, but it's not recommended either.    Readers  1 of 5 [Rate It]

2.5 of 5

“..rushed, mundane and ill-ordered..”
by Ron Wilkinson [Monsters and Critics]
2 of 4

“..like too many fright flicks we've seen before..”
by Michael Gingold [Fangoria]
1 of 5

“..doesn't have any real bite..”
by Tony Sullivan [Eye for Film]
Reviewed by Tyler Shainline [horroryearbook.com]

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