Exclusive Art Preview: Archie Comics’ ‘Fear The Funhouse’ Delivers The Chills And Thrills Next Month
On the TV show Riverdale, murderers and the supernatural are old hat to Archie Andrews and his friends. In Archie
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An Interview With ‘Dudley Datson’ Co-Creator, Jamal Igle
Take the energy of a history-loving show like The Librarians, and add in a talking dog, and that’s kind of
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The Little Red Dress That Sparked A Murder Spree: ‘I’m Dangerous Tonight’ Reviewed
They say every woman should have a little black dress in their closet. A murderous red dress might not be
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From Gilbert Roland To Penélope Cruz: ‘Viva Hollywood’ Reviewed
Following a similar format to Donald Bogle’s Hollywood Black (which traced the contributions of African American artists from silent films
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Audio Drama Review: ‘Doctor Who: The Seventh Doctor Adventures – Silver And Ice’’
The Seventh Doctor Adventures “Silver and Ice” Directed by Samuel Clemens Starring Sylvester McCoy (The Doctor) and Bonnie Langford (Mel) Something old (Ribos). Something
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Wes Craig Discusses The Landscapes And Half-Siblings Of His Upcoming ‘Kaya’
Deadly Class may be almost over, but you won’t have to wait long for artist Wes Craig‘s next project. The
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The Vulnerability Of Joanne Woodward: ‘Rachel, Rachel’ Reviewed
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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Revenge And Creepy Stepsisters: ‘Jack Be Nimble’ Reviewed
Early in Garth Maxwell’s Jack Be Nimble, Jack and Dora’s mom (Patricia Phillips) turns on a record of a fairy
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Dream Big: ‘The Phantom Of The Open’ Reviewed
Just as there’s a difference between reality and fiction, inspirational stories aren’t fairy tales. In the movies, though, that distinction
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Wartime From A Female Perspective: ‘So Proudly We Hail’ Reviewed
Mark Sandrich’s So Proudly We Hail isn’t the only film to have been made about the battle of Bataan. In
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‘Salt & Pepper’ / ‘One More Time’ Double Feature Reviewed
Before he directed the Lethal Weapon movies, Richard Donner directed Salt & Pepper, a buddy comedy starring Rat Pack members,
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Short Shorts And The Viking Movie: ‘The Long Ships’ Reviewed
Shorts don’t come shorter than the ones Tony Curtis wears in Richard Fleisher’s The Vikings, but ever wish there was
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An Interview With Clare Gillies Of Amazon Freevee’s ‘Sprung’
Fans of Greg Garcia’s other comedies, Raising Hope and My Name Is Earl, will see plenty of familiar faces in his
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Love, Marriage, And A Fiddler On The Roof: ‘Fiddler’s Journey To The Big Screen’ Reviewed
There would be no film version of Fiddler on the Roof without the Broadway show. How cool is it, though,
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More ‘Monster Fun:’ An Interview With Matt Baxter
They say there’s nothing money can’t buy. Now, thanks to Matt Baxter’s take on “Hire A Horror” for Monster Fun,
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An Interview With ‘The Outlaws’ Actor Gamba Cole
With The Outlaws returning this week on Prime Video, community service is the least of Ben’s problems. Catch up on
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Interview: The ‘Monster Fun’ Never Ends With Ned Hartley And Dan Boultwood
Any series that begins with a talking robot trying to hang on to a missile while being attacked by giants
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‘The Eurocrypt Of Christopher Lee Collection’ Volume 2
The Eurocrypt of Christopher Lee Collection Volume 2 might not be the best showing of Christopher Lee as an actor
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The Orchestrators Behind ‘Orchestrator of Storms:’ An Interview With Kat Ellinger And Dima Ballin
Having made its world premiere at Fantasia Fest, Orchestrator of Storms: The Fantastique World of Jean Rollin is the latest documentary from
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Spilling The Wine: An Interview With The Creators Of ‘The Vineyard’
There’s making sacrifices for your work and there’s making sacrifices to a Greek god. The Vines family have gotten mixed
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An Interview With The Creators Of ‘Black Mass Rising’
All is not well in Transylvania. Dracula’s death may have afforded the region some peace, but now monsters are returning,
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Bailey’s Comet Arrives Just In Time For The Season Finale Of ‘Riverdale’
Turns out the real big bad of season six isn’t Percival (Chris O’Shea). It’s Bailey’s Comet, and it’s coming for
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Talking With Jamie Rotante And Craig Cermak About ‘Jinx’s Grim Fairy Tales’ Plus Exclusive Preview
Move over Sabrina. It’s Jinx’s time to shine in Jinx’s Grim Fairy Tales, a new special coming out from Archie
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Emeralds, Amnesia, And Murder: ‘Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema VIII’ Reviewed
For their eighth box set Kino Lorber have taken some liberties, in terms of what qualifies as “noir,” but they’ve
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Betty Wields A Chainsaw On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
If this week’s episode proved nothing else, it’s that Betty (Lili Reinhart) isn’t allowed to be happy. Finally, thanks to
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For The Love Of Durbin: An Interview With Deanna Durbin Biographer, Melanie Gall
Deanna Durbin saved Universal Pictures from bankruptcy, made classical music cool for teens, and left Hollywood on her own terms
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Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman were movie stars – The Last Movie Stars, if you agree with the title to
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It’s A Blossom Family Reunion On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
No way was Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch) going to walk away from her chance to bring Polly (Tiera Skovbye) and Jason
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Blu-ray Review: ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’
Going into Everything Everywhere All At Once, it helps to know that the Daniels (Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert) are
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Skates On: An Interview With ‘Getting Dizzy’ Writer, Shea Fontana
Dizzy thought her skating days were behind her. Then again, she also wasn’t expecting to need a faster means of
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Betty And Veronica Dabble In Necromancy When ‘Riverdale’ Returns
Last time there was a lot of hype about Sabrina (Kiernan Shipka) crossing over to Riverdale (or Rivervale, as it
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