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The Reaper Man@Cult Labs Of course,another grubby... 19th February 2013, 07:41 PM

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To me Warren has a more varied, if not smaller output with films like Inseminoid and Prey. Walker seems more, down to earth, almost kitchen sink style horror.

I realize i might not have expressed that very well.

True,Warren ventured into different zones,and PREY is a classic of what to do with no budget,but Walker gets kudos in my book for trying the 'sledgehammer to the head' shock tactics.

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True,Warren ventured into different zones,and PREY is a classic of what to do with no budget,but Walker gets kudos in my book for trying the 'sledgehammer to the head' shock tactics.

I'll have to pick up that Shriek Show Walker set i think. I sold the coffin box set years ago.

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(Still got the Warren one though.

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