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        Guillermo del Toro&#039;s latest is moody but shallow
            by Curt Holman
            The eeriest scenes of the new creep show Don&#039;t Be Afraid of the Dark evoke the night terrors of childhood, back when creaky floorboards signaled the presence of monsters in the closet or under the bed. Director Troy Nixey and co-writer/producer Guillermo del Toro adapt an ABC movie-of-the-week from 1973, back when network television aired programs seemingly designed to scar the psyche of young viewers.&hellip;
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