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WIN! Copies of Aussie horror flick ‘Lemon Tree Passage’ on DVD

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This competition is now closed but as a consolation prize you have won a copy of ‘Conversations with Culture Icons’ in eBook format, an anthology curated by Cream magazine’s editor Antonino Tati

 

Boasting an all-Australian cast, Lemon Tree Passage is the haunting story of teenage fun gone wrong. Three American tourists are backpacking their way around Australia. When a trip to the beach leads to a chance encounter with Aussie locals: Geordie (Tim Phillipps) and Oscar (Andy Ryan), the trio become fascinated with a local urban legend – that which says teenagers who speed down the Lemon Tree Passage will be haunted by the ghost of a motorcyclist who lost his life on that stretch of road. A chilling film, Lemon Tree Passage is now available on Blu-ray™ and DVD & Digital.

 

Cream has 10 copies of ‘Lemon Tree Passage’ on DVD to give away. To try winning one simply leave a Comment below – this being the name of your favourite horror movie ever. Final entries in by 5pm, January 2, 2015. Easy-peasy!

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125 Responses to “WIN! Copies of Aussie horror flick ‘Lemon Tree Passage’ on DVD”

  9. Janelle Stone's avatar Janelle Stone

    1408 – About a creepy room from hell, you can’t escape! Gives me chills every time!

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  14. Belle Hitzke's avatar Belle Hitzke

    nightmare on elm st scares me more then my mother in law does so thats quite an achievement

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    • Guest's avatar Guest

      Hi June, we don’t have your postal details on file and wish to send you a copy of ‘Lemon Tree Passage’ on DVD which you’ve won! Please email us at cream@pobox.com :)

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    • Cream Magazine's avatar Cream Magazine

      Hi Belle, we don’t have your postal details on file and wish to send you a copy of ‘Lemon Tree Passage’ on DVD which you’ve won! Please email us at cream@pobox.com :)

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  23. lindasteabben's avatar lindasteabben

    Silence of the Lambs. Such brilliant acting it truly filled me with horror

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  38. Mark Fraser's avatar Mark Fraser

    My all time favourite is a golden oldie. House of Wax starring Vincent Price was one of the first horror movies I ever saw and I will always remember it.

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  39. Tess Howard's avatar Tess Howard

    Blair Witch Project freaked me out when I first watched it years ago….bushwalking and camping have never been the same.

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  41. Crystal Donohue's avatar Crystal Donohue

    Saw – hands down, the franchise came up with some real masterpieces, that keep you guessing!

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  42. Skye's avatar Skye

    Stir of Echoes. A sign of a good horror is when you get too scared to turn off the lights. This one was the one that did it for me.

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    • Cream Magazine's avatar Cream Magazine

      Hi June, we don’t have your postal details on file and wish to send you a copy of ‘Lemon Tree Passage’ on DVD which you’ve won! Please email us at cream@pobox.com :)

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  45. Belinda Ban's avatar Belinda Ban

    I just finished watching The Babadook and guess what…I’m not sleeping tonight :(

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    • Cream Magazine's avatar Cream Magazine

      Hi June, we don’t have your postal details on file and wish to send you a copy of ‘Lemon Tree Passage’ on DVD which you’ve won! Please email us at cream@pobox.com :)

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  59. Chrissy07's avatar Chrissy07

    The Shining was the scariest movie I have seen. Gives me goosebumps thinking about scary Jack.

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  79. petrie46's avatar petrie46

    ‘The midnight meat train’ it so thrilling it has a twist at the ending that you don’t see coming

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  90. Val C.'s avatar Val C.

    ‘The Fly’, truly dreadful but definitely a favourite, quite fascinating watching the transformation with bits and pieces falling off!!!

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  94. Lauren Ogden's avatar Lauren Ogden

    Pan’s Labyrinth – not sure whether the reality or the fantasy was more horrific :/

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  96. Heidi Gill's avatar Heidi Gill

    Darkness Falls…. OMG I seen this movie the day after I was released from hospital suffering a massive ulcer in the mouth. Worst movie ever to watch, gave me nightmares.

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  99. Cian's avatar Cian

    The Exorcist, unknown to my parents, I snook downstairs last one night and watched it as a child. Totally scared me and still does to this day.

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  100. clare miller's avatar clare miller

    The Others with Nicole Kidman, far more than the typical horror movie, it’s intelligent, subtly poignant, gorgeously shot yet filled with an underlying terrifying dread

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  108. Lyn Ball's avatar Lyn Ball

    ‘The Blair Witch Project’ – The hopelessness of being lost and not knowing what’s out there . . .

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  116. Roberto Colombi's avatar Roberto Colombi

    Saw – it’s not your ‘Scare’otypical slasher horror flick but more a cerebral, ‘Saw’t-provoking one which is infinitely much more frightening!

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