Rowena Fishwick

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@ClassicMovieHub The Spiral Staircase.

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@penguinrandom Fingersmith by Sarah Waters

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@ODEONCinemas Ron's Gone Wrong with my 8 year old. We both loved it!

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@saramegan The Virgin Suicides.

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@Mslexia The Choice by Edith Eger is such a powerful book, both as a memoir and an inspirational study on mental well-being. Currently reading her new book The Gift and it is just as brilliant.

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@emily_barr Behind Her Eyes by Sarah Pinborough.

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@networktweets Seance on a Wet Afternoon

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@Mslexia The Haunting (1963 version) because Julie Harris and Claire Bloom were so amazing and, like the book, it is both genuinely scary and a moving portrayal of loneliness.

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@samatlounge My Dark Vanessa by Mary Elizabeth Russell.

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@MichaelRosenYes Back Home by Michelle Magorian, when I was in year 6 in the early 90s. I loved it so much I brought my own copy and reread it many times.

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@TimeForAFilm 1950s had some great films

Night of the Hunter
Rebel without a Cause
Les Diaboliques
Bell, Book and Candle
In a Lonely Place

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@AlexVorkov The 1970s had two of the best horror movies. The Wicker Man and Don't Look Now.

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@ODEONCinemas Airplane.

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@ODEONCinemas Ring (Japanese version) is the scariest film I've ever seen.

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@ClassicMovieHub

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@MurrayLYoung @BBC6Music @shaunwkeaveny Single mum HS my 7 y o, I like being more involved in his learning. A description of a beach turned into an epic story about ghost ships and duplicitous mermaids! Buying printing ink, paper, etc, on top of extra food is making things expensive.

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@ODEONCinemas My Girl, I was ten and it was the first movie that ever made me cry. (It still does)

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@ODEONCinemas Addams family values.

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@networktweets I really loved him in Goodnight Mister Tom.

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@MeNMontgomery @PreCodeDotCom The Big House with Chester Morris and Wallace Beery is very good.