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You won’t hear Baa Baa Black Sheep in quite the same way after seeing Undertone, the latest twist on found horror, which emphasises sonic scares over visual gore. Like last year’s low-budget breakout chiller Good Boy, Undertone preys on audience fears by letting their imagination run riot about what might lurk in the shadows.
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