On Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson’s ‘Ghost Stories’: A Slice of UK Jewish Horror
The Scope Weekly covers the new British horror import ‘Ghost Stories’, speaking with its composer, Haim Frank Ilfman.
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The Scope Weekly covers the new British horror import ‘Ghost Stories’, speaking with its composer, Haim Frank Ilfman.
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