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| | And You Call Yourself a Scientist! - Aswang (1994) |
 | | The creature is an Aswang, a Filipino vampire that feeds upon unborn babies, most of which die, while some become Aswang themselves. |
 | | It also appears to be their last effort, which is a shame, because although it never quite fulfils its potential, the film has enough in it to suggest that its creators might have had a real future in the horror field. |
 | | Aswang contains various references to other films, including, not surprisingly, Rosemarys Baby (1968), but also The Shining (1980) and Blue Velvet (1986); however, a credit listing for "fake shemps" suggests that, like many indie films, its real inspiration was The Evil Dead (1982). |
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