When Peter Cushing Was The Doctor — The ‘Doctor Who’ Films Reviewed
It’s easy to watch Dr. Who and the Daleks today and forget what a big deal it would’ve been to
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Music boxes are supposed to be comforting. You wind one up at night to lull yourself to sleep. The things
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Night of the Kings Written and Directed by Philippe Lacôte We never learn Roman’s real name. “Roman” is what the inmates
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Pink Skies Ahead Written and Directed by Kelly Oxford While most people have probably heard of the walk and talk from
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Black Bear Written and Directed by Lawrence Michael Levine Any writer who’s ever responded to a writing prompt knows there
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Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time Written and Directed by Lili Horvát What if Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
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Sylvie’s Love Written and Directed by Eugene Ashe If there was an award for most beautiful looking film in this
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Ema Directed by Pablo Larraín Screenplay by Pablo Larraín, Guillermo Calderón, and Alejandro Moreno No one is going to argue with the
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Written and Directed by Yoon Ga-eun Before we meet Hana’s parents, we hear them. While her older brother, Chan (Ahn
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The Boy Behind the Door Written and Directed by David Charbonier and Justin Powell From la de da, look at
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Little Fish Directed by Chad Hartigan Screenplay by Mattson Tomlin After missing Olivia Cooke’s film, Thoroughbreds, at the Philadelphia Film Festival
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One of These Days Written and Directed by Bastian Günther What would you do for a new car? As recently
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As long as you have a ComiXology account, Red 5 have made it easy to download the new zero issue
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Here’s an idea you might not have considered. What if copycat killers weren’t to blame for their murders? What if
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Unless you’re aware of the Papin Sisters going in, Katie Skelly’s Maids doesn’t wear it’s true crime origins on its
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Horror films are never hard to come by in October. Those in need of some more family-friendly picks this year,
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AV: The Hunt Directed by Emre Akay Written by Emre Akay and Deniz Cuylan Like Hunted (which also streamed at Nightstream),
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Reunion Written and Directed by Jake Mahaffy Sell the house or finish her novel? Both are reasons Ellie (Emma Draper) might
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Hosted by Abraham Castillo Flores and brought to Nightstream by the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies, this isn’t the first
Read moreNYCC 2020: ‘One Day At A Time’ Makes Its Network Debut On CBS
The pitfalls of pre-recording a comic con panel. One Day at a Time was supposed to start airing on CBS
Read moreNYCC 2020: ‘A Discovery of Witches’ Returns January 9th In The US
It’s amazing how startling it is now to watch a panel where the cast members are sitting in the same
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“Shut Eye” Directed by Robert Gregson Written by Addison Anderson When you’re willing to take sleeping pills from a guy
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Detention Directed by John Hsu Screenplay by Shih-Keng Chien, Kai Ling-Fu, and John Hsu When you break the rules in
Read moreDouble Dose Of Agatha Christie — ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ And ‘Death On The Nile’ Reviewed
Today, an all-star cast isn’t always the sign of a great movie. It gets people in seats, but once the
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Who is Kittyhawk? Elakshi and Adam have asked that question before, but never from the deck of a cruise ship.
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Your sister-in-law is acting suspicious. What do you do? A. Tell your brother B. Confront her C. Use mirrors to
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The Blood Bandits aren’t like other vampires. Instead of biting humans on the neck they rob hospitals to quench their
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Trung Le Nguyen’s graphic novel, The Magic Fish, follows a strict color code. Real life is red, or rose. Fairy
Read moreMagic Always Comes With A Price: ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch: Something Wicked’ #3 Reviewed
Picking up where issue #2 left off, issue #3 of Sabrina: Something Wicked finds Sabrina kneeling in what’s left of
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