Scare Me plays some thoughtful games with the idea of horror-comedy, and eventually, Ruben uses the self-aware humor to sharpen the shocks.
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This review of Scare Me (2020) was written by Tasha Robinson and published by Polygon on 07 Oct 2020.
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