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REVIEW: THE LAST PROJECTOR BY DAVID JAMES KEATON

Written by TONY MCMILLEN Posted December 9, 2014 Filed Under: A+E

“You’ll either love it or hate it. Although, in my experience, if something is ever described as ‘love it or hate it,’ it is, without fail, fucking terrible.”

—The Last Projector

 

I don’t usually like being confused this much.

 

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