Review of Phenomena (1985) by Jay V — 14 Jun 2007

I like Argento. I also like Jennifer Conelly and Donald Pleasence. Mixed with an awesome 80's metal soundtrack you have a great movie.

This review of Phenomena (1985) was written by Jay V on 14 Jun 2007.

Phenomena has generally received positive reviews.

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