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The archive footage is well chosen and the interviews are concise.

There's the potential for some real fun here, but having set up this structure, Smith fails to do anything with it.

Smart, witty and genuinely scary in places, Digging Up The Marrow delivers much more than you'd expect.

While director Adam Green hasn’t really changed the formula at all for his sequel to 2006's retro slasher, he has tightened it up in every way to deliver a markedly more effective ride.

It's a shame that nothing of real genius, or imagination, occurs within this unique environment.

The shed itself is underused, with a dearth of bizarre gardening accidents and tool-related terror.

As in his previous work, Green does a lot with suggestion, persuading viewers they've seen more than they actually have, but there's still plenty of squirting blood and no small helping of gore.

In the spirit of goregush horror flicks, this Wes Craven production is highly creative in disembowelment techniques.