The LeechFrom Black Christmas to Rare Exports, there has long been a symbiotic relationship between horror and the season of good cheer. Now, writer director Eric Pennycoff (Sadistic Intentions) continues this proud tradition with The Leech, a cautionary tale about the perils of opening your door to a stranger. Father David (Graham Skipper, Sequence Break), a Catholic priest struggling to fill the pews in his church, allows a homeless man, Terry (Jeremy

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Gergiev brings an almost palpable darkness

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Why not try to reimagine them within my zone of limitations

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and the Top 20 hits "Hernando's Hideaway" and "The Battle Of Kookamunga"

Seventy years of music rooted in the 1920s

With a song she had written for Jackie Wilson - hearing her voice