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The Bay (2012) Movie Review #2
When thinking of the director most likely to be churning out a found footage style eco-horror about a particularly nasty strain of parasite, the multiple award winning helmer Barry Levinson, responsible for the likes...
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The Bay (2012) Movie Review
Going into Barry Levinson’s new horror film, “The Bay”, you get the feeling that it could either be something really special, or fall flat on its face. The concept is certainly strong enough. A...
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Two Creepy New Clips From The Bay
Found footage horror is a hit and miss proposition. That said, Barry Levinson’s “The Bay” looks like it’s going to creep the hell out of audiences. If there’s any doubt about that, two eerie...
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First Clip from The Bay in all its Found Footage/Shakicam Goodness
If this first clip from Barry Levinson’s “The Bay” is to be believed, human being have yet to master the simple task of shooting a home video without moving around like a spastic on...
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First Trailer for Barry Levinson’s Found Footage Horror Flick The Bay Infects Online
If you’ve been waiting for Barry Levinson’s stab at Found Footage horror with “The Bay”, then you’ve probably been waiting for quite some time. Fortunately for you, you won’t have to wait much longer....
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The Bay (2012) Movie Preview, Images, and Videos
Starring: Will Rogers, Kristen Connolly, Kether Donohue, Frank Deal, Stephen Kunken, Christopher Denham, Nansi Aluka Directed by: Barry Levinson Release Date: November 2, 2012 The quaint seaside town of Chesapeake Bay thrives on water;...
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Barry Levinson’s Found Footage Eco Horror The Bay Lands at Lionsgate
Tired of the Found Footage genre yet? No? Good, because Barry Levinson’s “eco horror” “The Bay” (aka “Isopod”) has landed at Lionsgate. Levinson, for those of you not old enough to know, actually used...
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Barry Levinson’s Viral-Eco-Horror Emerges From The Bay
When you hear the name Barry Levinson your thoughts don’t immediately leap to science fiction. Sure, he made “Sphere”, but he is most known for touching dramatic comedies like “Diner”, “Rain Man”, and “Good...
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