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Top 10 Stream-able Scary Movies

By Clark Aycock Oct 7, 2013

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If you think a movie that’s almost 100 years old and has no spoken dialogue can’t scare you, go ahead – watch "Nosferatu" by yourself after midnight (Netflix or Youtube). Makeup, atmosphere, storyline, art direction, cinematography – no other Dracula movie has come close to this.

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