WonderCon 2024: Talking ‘The Scale Trade’ With Steve Orlando And Megan Huang
Carm Tritos might be new to the Dragon Conservation Agency, but he’s passionate. The question is whether that passion will
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What’s Next For Judge Dredd: An Interview With Writer Rob Williams
There’s no such thing as a good plane crash but having your plane shot down has to be one of
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Brothers Inside And Out Of The Ring: ‘The Iron Claw’ Reviewed
While it’s not true of all – or even most – movies, some films it’s better to have spoiled in
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An Interview With ‘Toxic Summer’ Creator Derek Charm
When a toxic spill forces Port Dorian to close its beaches for the summer, Ben and Leo aren’t just out
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An Interview With ‘When The Lake Burns’ Creator Geneviève Bigué
Usually water is used to put out fires. In Geneviève Bigué‘s graphic novel, When the Lake Burns, it’s water that’s
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Bringing A New Meaning To High Stakes Drag: Talking ‘Slay’ With Writer-Director, Jem Garrard
There’s nothing like vampires to make a bad gig worse. Drag Race alums, Trinity the Tuck, Heidi N Closet, Crystal
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Talking ‘Thelma & Louise’ With Author Susan Kollin
Westerns aren’t just lone cowboys and period pieces. They can also be about two women played by Geena Davis and
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Talking ‘Archie Comics: Judgement Day’ With Aubrey Sitterson And Megan Hutchison
Archie Andrews has always been Riverdale’s golden boy. That might be about to change, however, in writer, Aubrey Sitterson, and
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Talking Hammer’s ‘Doctor Jekyll’ With Director Joe Stephenson
Having recently been released from prison, Robert (Scott Chambers) is in need of a job and Dr. Nina Jekyll (Eddie
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Talking ‘Hockey Girl Loves Drama Boy’ With Faith Erin Hicks
No one is more surprised than Alix when she punches the captain of her hockey team. Knowing it can’t happen
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Talking Peacock’s ‘Apples Never Fall’ With Costume Designer Allyson Fanger
The Delaneys are your average, tennis-playing family. At least that’s what they’re supposed to be, but when the family matriarch,
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Space Exploration Or Space Exploitation: An Interview With ‘Frontier’ Creator Guillaume Singelin
When a child says they want want to become an astronaut when they grow up, it’s probably not with the
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Vivian’s Life Will Never Be The Same: An Advance Review Of ‘Misfortune’s Eyes’ #1
I don’t remember what grade I was in (possibly elementary school). There was an older girl who rode on the
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An Interview With ‘The Ballad Of Little Jo’ Director Maggie Greenwald
Forced to leave her child with her sister and try to fend for herself, Josephine Monaghan (Suzy Amis) didn’t initially
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Dietrich Woos Gabin And Speaks French: ‘Martin Roumagnac’ Reviewed
Marlene Dietrich may have been the star of most of her films but she had her share of big name
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Talking ‘The Jaguar’ One-Shot With Keryl Brown Ahmed And Tango
As a cat expert, Ivette couldn’t be better suited to help uncover what’s been targeting the Pampas cats of Northern
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Talking ‘Full Tilt Boogie’ With Writer Alex De Campi
All Tee wants to do is sit back and eat noodles with her Grandma (preferably on a beach). With another
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Interview: ‘Silver Vessels’ Creators Steve Orlando And Katia Vecchio Talk Hand Gestures And The Florida Keys
Summer vacation can be a time for teenagers to find themselves. It can also be a time for them to
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Betty Hutton Patters And Fred Astaire Dances: ‘Let’s Dance’ Reviewed
In the canon of Fred Astaire films, Norman Z. McLeod‘s Let’s Dance isn’t one that gets routinely discussed. Even compared
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Audio Drama Review — ‘Rani Takes On The World: The Revenge Of Wormwood’
Rani Takes on the World: “The Revenge of Wormwood” Directed by Helen Goldwyn Starring Anjli Mohindra (Rani Chandra), Daniel Anthony
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One Small Step For Pet-Kind: An Interview With ‘Man’s Best’ Creators Pornsak Pichetshote And Jesse Lonergan
From the very beginning of the space program animals have been sent into space. In writer Pornsak Pichetshote and artist,
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Joan Crawford Double Feature: ‘Dance, Fools, Dance’ And ‘The Damned Don’t Cry’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with free copies of the Blu-rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share are
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“I May Be The First Writer To Invent A Demon-Possessed Fake [Redacted]” — Interviewing ‘Devlin Waugh’ Writer Aleš Kot About His Return
It’s been a while since 2000 AD‘s favorite and only(?) vampire exorcist made an appearance in Judge Dredd Megazine, but
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From Burglary To Teenage Gangs — ‘Essential Film Noir: Collection 5’ Reviewed
Jayne Mansfield, Peter Lorre, and Alan Ladd are just some of the stars you’ll find in this region-free noir box
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Bad Title, Funny Bardot: ‘Please, Not Now!’ Reviewed
Explanation point or no explanation point, Please, Not Now! is a lousy title for what this film actually is: a
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An Interview With The Creators Behind ‘Hobtown Mystery Stories’
Like Twin Peaks and Riverdale before it, Hobtown might not be the safest place to visit, but as the setting
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An Interview With ‘Sort Of’ Co-Creator Fab Filippo
When we last we saw Sabi (Bilal Baig) they had just kissed Bessy (Grace Lynn Kung) and were still reeling
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From The Team Behind ‘Loving Vincent’ — ‘The Peasants’ Reviewed
Marriage can bring people together. It can also be forced upon them. In DK and Hugh Welchman‘s The Peasants (their
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Journalism, Boxing, And Murder – ‘Film Noir: The Dark Side Of Cinema XVI’ Reviewed
“Noir” might not be the best descriptor for the three films in this box set, but they’re all a good
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Beware Of Guys With Boats: ‘An American Tragedy’ Reviewed
Guy falls in love with co-worker. Then has a chance with a society girl and wants to dump the working
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Remembering Piper Laurie With ‘Has Anybody Seen My Gal’
In light of the awards attention Todd Haynes’ May December has been getting, Douglas Sirk‘s films have been back in
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