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Reviews for Blood Link

5.1 / 10 1h 38min

Horror Thriller

A man who has been having psychic visions of himself killing naked women soon discovers that it's not himself he's seeing, it's his Siamese twin. (yes, they've been separated) So he travels to Hamburg, where the things he's seen start to come to pass…

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user931f2v8m808's Movie review

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Review by user931f2v8m808

"Blood Link" is a suspenseful and pretty scary thriller.

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Review by user444flrpq4lr

A Mediocre Murderer And A Dullard Of A Doctor.

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Review by ElectricElk

Being a dead ringer can really make you a basket case.

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Review by ThunderTiger

Pretty enjoyable evil twin trash.

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Review by user34uywyqq0g

Worth seeing for the Moriarty oddness

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Review by user638btu4l00u

Quirky, off-beat horror film from the 80's

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Review by GoldenGriffin

Well made and worthwhile psychological thriller

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Review by user132qdo2m98q

Seeing Through the eyes of a killer.

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Review by user133mrpidm0h

Two Moriarty for the price of one

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Review by ThunderousThylacine

BLOOD LINK (Alberto De Martino, 1982) **1/2

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Review by user43679ifqdd

Picked this up cheap on VHS, glad I did

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Review by RainbowRoadrunner

Film needs a better link of scenes and story