There’s Something in the Barn (2023) Festive Comedy Horror that needs a sprinkle more Horror (Review)

Warren Genders 29/11/2023

Christmas can be an intense experience for everyone, and who hasn’t wished to spend the festive period in snowy, rural Norway to escape the hectic rush of the big city? Well Magnus Marten, (SAS Red Notice, Jackpot), seeks to answer this with the Christmas comedy-horror There’s Something In the Barn. […]

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There’s Something in the Barn (2023) Festive Comedy Horror that needs a sprinkle more Horror (Review)