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Cinefantastique Horror, Fantasy and Science Fiction Podcast V1:N9 -- <em>After.Life</em>

Dan Persons is back in the host's chair for a round-table discussion of, the new horror-thriller about a young woman who wakes up after a car accident to find that she is in a funeral home.
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After sitting out last week's Clash of the Titans episode, Dan Persons is back in the host's chair this week for a round-table discussion of After.Life, the new horror-thriller starring Christina Ricci, Liam Neeson, and Justin Long, about a young woman who wakes up after a car accident to find that she is in a funeral home -- dead, according to the mortician. The independent film is in limited release around the country. Also reviewed this week is The Black Waters of Echo's Pond, another low-budget horror film in limited release. And of course, the usual round up of news, home video releases, and random recommendations.

Check out previous episodes of the CFQ Podcast

v1n7 - How to Train Your Dragon
v1n6 - Repo Men
v1n5 - Ink, Ghost Writer, Dr. Parnassus

For the latest news on horror, fantasy, and science fiction film and television, visit Cinefantastique online.

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