Delve into three of cinematographer-turned-director, Freddie Francis’, five films for Hammer in this box set from Umbrella Entertainment. Freddie Francis’
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Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Vampires and Halloween are like milk and cookies – you can’t have one without the other, and when it comes
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Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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In the ocean no one can hear you scream… which is why, after three years, James is having a hard
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Imagine… It’s the middle of the night. You’re asleep. Suddenly you wake up and, a moment later, a stranger walks
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For every Corduroy, there has to be a Chucky, and in Archie Comics’ upcoming oneshot anthology, Toybox of Terror, it’s
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When a man is evil in fiction most people don’t bat an eye. When a woman is evil they’re either
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Anymore it feels like most movies can’t resist namedropping the title of their film at some point in the dialogue.
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If there’s one thing better than a book of 30 Christmas movies, it’s a book of 35 Christmas movies, and
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Sometimes it’s the hitchhikers getting killed (Road Games). Other times it’s the hitchhikers doing the killing (The Hitch-Hiker). No matter
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Only writer Scott Snyder and artist Hayden Sherman could make the prospect of spending time in a dungeon sound appealing.
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In Kat Leyh‘s graphic novel, Thirsty Mermaids, the titular Thirsty Mermaid is the name of a bar, but it’s also a
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Besides the whole living in a magical kingdom part, Nell’s life in Gumbling is pretty normal, which is why she
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Someone is listening. Someone is watching. Add in, “He knows when you’re awake,” and the trailer for Sidney Lumet’s The
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You know a film is a classic when 88 years after its release people are still finding new things to
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Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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This piece was written during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labor of the writers and actors currently
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In Fritz Lang‘s M, it’s the killer who infamously whistles. In Ida Lupino‘s Outrage, Ann (Mala Powers) can be heard
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As tourist destinations go, Riverdale isn’t a big city like LA or New York, but there’s no place Ginger Snapp
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From helping her run the laundromat in the wake of her mother’s death, to making her realize one good friend
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Picking up where Arrow’s first box set left off, Blood Money: Four Western Classics Volume 2 sees four more Euro
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Over the course of seven seasons, many characters have come and gone on Riverdale, with one of the hardest hitting
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One good thing about finding out your parents were secretly working for the Russians in America during the 1950s? Their
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A phone can disappear. Keys can go missing. Lakes aren’t supposed to go anywhere, yet in Angie Hewitt‘s upcoming series, Lone,
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Whether you know them from their on-screen chemistry or their off-screen marriage, Humphrey Bogart and Lauren “Betty” Bacall remain two
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Mia Farrow grapples with ghosts and dating a Russian double agent in the following double feature: Richard Loncraine’s The Haunting
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Jukeboxes might not be as popular today as they were in the ’50s, but it’s still possible to come across
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Going by the preview, Riverdale isn’t just experiencing an atomic bomb threat. The bomb is going off, which explains the
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When it comes to the FBI, Lieutenant Leaphorn (Reservation Dogs’ Zahn McClarnon) isn’t under any illusions. He knows they aren’t
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Too often there’s an impulse to paint the past as a simpler time, but there’s nothing simple about the films
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