Exclusive Preview: Talking ‘Archie’s Halloween Spectacular’ With Ian Flynn And Bill Galvan
Nothing ruins a night of trick-or-treating more than getting chased by a house. Archie and his friends are about to find
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An Unsung Dan Duryea Noir: Reviewing Kino Lorber’s ‘Walk A Tightrope’
Early in Frank Nesbitt’s Walk a Tightrope, Lutcher (Dan Duryea) takes shelter near a police box while the woman he’s
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Hanna With A K: Reviewing Costa-Grava’s ‘Hanna K.’
In 1983, there weren’t films being made in Hollywood about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict sympathetic to the latter. For that reason,
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Introducing Deanna Durbin: Universal’s ‘Three Smart Girls’ Reviewed
Back when Kino Lorber was releasing some of Deanna Durbin‘s films on Blu-ray, the one bummer was that while Three
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Joan Crawford Double Feature: ‘Letty Lynton’ And ‘Strange Cargo’
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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Beware Of Wolves And Mountain Spirits: Reviewing Deaf Crocodile’s ‘DEFA Fairy Tales’ Collection
No one is ever too old for fairy tales but in case you might be needing a reminder that there
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Taking Scarlet Witch Back To School: An Interview With ‘House Of Harkness’ Writer Preeti Chhibber
Long before the events of WandaVision and Agatha All Along, even witches have to devote time to learning their craft.
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Talking ‘The Dirt Beneath The Devil’ With Dan Panosian And David Ferracci
June didn’t know her father in life, but she’s about to get a crash course on the people who were
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Talking ‘A Mischief Of Magpies’ With Simon Spurrier And Matías Bergara
“Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?” Queen fans will know these lines as the opening lyrics to
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Walking The Crooked Lanes And Talking 2000 AD’s ‘Nightmare New York’ With Kek-W And Dave Roach
The last time we saw Lil (in Prog 2456), she was in Paris but that was 1899. Book 2 of
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Sci-Fi Double Feature: ‘Unearthly Stranger’ And ‘Soylent Green’
It’s the 4th of July at the time of writing and I don’t know if you’ve heard, but it’s a
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Warner Archive’s ‘7 Faces Of Dr. Lao’ 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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Talking Dark Horse’s ‘Skate Ali’ With Co-Writer Sam Humphries
Skating may be illegal in the future, but that’s not going to stop Ali from getting on a board. In
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Writers Ben Winters, Corinna Bechko, And Patrick Horvath Chat About Oni Press’ New Archie Slate
It doesn’t get more comforting than seeing familiar friends in new stories. Whether your preference is classic Archie, witchcraft (courtesy
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Pride Month 2026: An Interview With ‘Queer And How We Got Here’ Author Hazel Newlevant
Untangling history can be daunting, which is why books like Hazel Newlevant‘s Queer and How We Got Here: A(Personal) History are
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Medieval Times Double Feature: ‘The Black Shield Of Falworth’ And ‘Knights Of The Teutonic Order’
Let the jousting begin with this double dose of knightly cinema: Rudolph Maté‘s The Black Shield of Falworth (1954)
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Tribeca 2026: An Interview With ‘Hollywood Does Abortion’ Co-Director Janet Goldwater
Hollywood might not make the laws but it can influence how people perceive certain issues. Such is very much the
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An Interview With ‘The Princess Diaries: The Graphic Novel’ Artist Bethany Crandall
Before she was played by Anne Hathaway for Disney, Mia Thermopolis was your average high schooler who finds out she’s
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Reviewing Severin’s ‘The Worlds of Lucile Hadžihalilović’ Box Set: Part 2
Those unaccustomed to Lucile Hadžihalilović‘s nightmare worlds where image and sound take precedence over dialogue are in for a treat
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Pride Month 2026: An Interview With ‘Just Another Summer’ Co-Writers Tilly And Susan Bridges
Sometimes a change of scenery can be a good thing. That being said, two LA-based siblings, Haley and Becky, are
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Reviewing Severin’s ‘The Worlds of Lucile Hadžihalilović’ Box Set: Part 1
Those unaccustomed to Lucile Hadžihalilović‘s nightmare worlds where image and sound take precedence over dialogue are in for a treat
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The Good Doctor Serial Killer: Reviewing Jess Franco’s ‘Jack The Ripper’
Those looking for a fact-based account of the Whitechapel murders might not be best served by Jess Franco‘s Jack the
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Pride Month 2026: An Interview With ‘Ladies Of The Knight’ Creator Fiona Marchbank
A mentor-mentee relationship story about female knights participating in tournaments and being grouchy and loyal to each other, all while
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An Interview With ‘The Princess Diaries: The Graphic Novel’ Writer Meg Cabot
Not every little girl dreams of becoming a princess someday. Mia certainly isn’t too keen on it, yet there’s not
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Pride Month 2026: Talking ‘Monsters In Love: A Pride Anthology’ With Writer Lee Knox Ostertag
Vampires and werewolves tend to come up first when people talk about monsters (or at least the supernatural kind), but
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Pride Month 2026 — Let Us Speak Of ‘The Pansy Craze’: An Interview With Podcast Host Mason Alexander Park
While the term “pansy craze” is traditionally used to refer to a period during the late 1920s and early ’30s
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Pride Month 2026: Talking ‘Monsters In Love: A Pride Anthology’ With Writer Zoe Tunnell
Some things are better left a surprise, and the title of writer Zoe Tunnell, artist Tench, and letterer Aidtya Bidikar‘s
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In Marion Davies We Trust: Reviewing Warner Archive’s ‘It’s A Wise Child’
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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Talking ‘Junk Punch’ With Paul Tobin And Carlos Javier Olivares
Every hero has their cross to bear. For Clara that’s a compulsion to punch men where they don’t want to
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Jacques Rivette Double Feature: ‘Love On The Ground’ And ‘Up, Down, Fragile’
Three-hour runtimes can give even the most loyal film fans pause. Fans of Jacques Rivette will know he made a
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When Movies Were Black & White: Peter Bogdanovich’s ‘Nickelodeon’ Reviewed
Sometimes hearing the real stories is better than trying to recreate them. Such is the case with Peter Bogdanovich‘s Nickelodeon
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