Thriller

Knuckleball

By Andrew Emerson | April 2019

If you were just going by its plot description, Michael Peterson’s Knuckleball could very well sound like a darker, “horror-ified” version of…

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If you were just going by its plot description, Michael Peterson’s Knuckleball could very well sound like a darker, “horror-ified” version of Home...

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