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Christopher Reed is a contributing writer for the Daily Planet, and for DCW50. He studied History and Archaeology at Montgomery College.

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Top five Easter eggs you might have missed in ‘Scream’

by Christopher Stephen
January 14, 2022

What the average movie goer would pick up on while watching a film is very different compared to a die-hard fan.

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