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Even though it has most of the ingredients of a typical J-horror, Bilocation spices up a slightly worn-out formula with material that would otherwise be reserved for other genres, and instead of relying on overused plot devices, controls the narrative with thought-provoking...

[Our thanks to Lauren Baggett for the following review.] The premise is a promising one: in the midst of Beatlemania and the subsequent 'Group Sounds' craze of the late 1960's, a bullied record company employee and a former rockabilly star...