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Title: Sleepy Hollow Reveiw
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The movie is fast flowing and even the slower moments are made interesting by the visual stylishness of the film. The special effects are amazing and the scenes of the headless horseman are truly frightening. There is one grisly scene where the horseman kills a mother and father while their young son is hiding underneath the floorboards of their house... Showed first 250 characters
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The special effects are amazing and the scenes of the headless horseman are truly frightening. There is one grisly scene where the horseman kills a mother and father while their young son is hiding underneath the floorboards of their house. The terrifying suspense of the scene is greatly entertaining; you do not want to blink for fear of missing something... Showed next 250 characters
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