Yo, Ho, Ho With Yvonne De Carlo: ‘Buccaneer’s Girl’ Reviewed
You don’t have to be a buccaneer to be a buccaneer’s girl, but Yvonne de Carlo would’ve made an excellent
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Film Review: Working Around The Clock With Sissy Spacek In ‘Raggedy Man’
You can have the perfect job and, if the hours are bad, there’s a good chance that perfect job will
Read moreTV Review: Horror And History Go Hand In Hand In ‘The Terror: Infamy’
For reasons that will be apparent to anyone who’s seen the first season, “infamy” isn’t the only thing different about
Read moreHow Doctor Who And Arya Stark Ended Up In The Same Movie: ‘The Owners’ Reviewed
When a film or TV show is based on a comic book series it shouldn’t be a novelty for the
Read moreShirley And Jamila Join Forces — ‘Shirley & Jamila Save Their Summer’ Reviewed
Jamila would do anything to get out of going to science camp. Shirley feels the same way about dance camp,
Read moreEarly Lombard: A Review Of Kino Lorber’s Carole Lombard Box Set
If you only plan on watching three Carol Lombard films in your life, Kino Lorber’s Carol Lombard box set isn’t
Read moreStreaming Recommendation: Peacock’s ‘Five Bedrooms’
By now you’ve probably seen the ads for Peacock, NBC’s new streaming service. As long as you don’t mind commercials
Read moreA Tale Of Two Sisters: ‘The Daughters of Ys’ Reviewed
Sometimes grief brings people together. Other times it tears families apart. Rozenn and Dahut may have never been close, but
Read moreAlex De Campi And Erica Henderson Talk ‘Dracula Motherf**ker’ And How The Book Got Its Awesome Name
Dracula is back, but he’s not in Transylvania anymore. The year is 1974. The place: L.A., and a young photographer
Read moreThe (Half) Sister You Never Knew You Had: Reviewing Acorn TV’s ‘The Other One’
Finding out your dad’s been having an affair for decades and has a daughter you didn’t know about is not
Read moreFeud For Cowboys: Brubaker And Phillips’ ‘Pulp’ Reviewed
For how much the book plays around with genre, Sean Phillips’ cover seems pretty direct. Anyone picking up Pulp for
Read moreWhat If Carmilla Wasn’t A Vampire? Emily Harris’ ‘Carmilla’ Reviewed
It might seem laughable, given she just accused Carmilla (Devrim Lingnau) of being in league with the devil, but Miss.
Read moreComic-Con@Home: ‘LGBTQ Comics And Popular Media For Young People’ Considers Queer Stories In Print And Animation
Brought to Comic-Con@Home this year by Prism Comics (you can learn more about the nonprofit work that they do here),
Read moreComic-Con@Home: ‘The Stars And Executive Producers Of Stumptown’ Start To Tease Season 2
Based on the comic series by Greg Rucka and Matthew Southworth, Stumptown was arguably the best new network show to
Read moreComic-Con@Home: Image Comics Assembles Five ‘Masters Of Storytelling’
In comics, artists contribute as much to the storytelling as writers do. If you’re going to name a panel Masters
Read moreComic-Con@Home: ‘Horror Is Queer’ Offers An Early Taste Of Shudder’s Upcoming Documentary
Shudder’s ‘Horror Is Queer’ panel might not offer a release date yet, but at least it’s giving fans a reason
Read moreAdvanced Review: ‘The Cloven’ Treads New Territory With New, Goat-Human Species
There aren’t many famous faun in fantasy. If you’ve read The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe then you’re probably
Read moreFilm Review: Reinventing The Hero’s Journey With ‘Starfish’ On Blu-Ray
What happens if you ignore the call to adventure? In his feature film debut, director, A.T. White, throws a wrench
Read moreTwo Films By István Szabó Reviewed: ‘Mephisto’ And ‘Colonel Redl’
Colonel Redl and Mephisto share a director in István Szabó. They both star Klaus Maria Brandauer, but they’re also both
Read moreMad About ‘The Mad Fox’ Blu-Ray Review
Available in the US for the first time, The Mad Fox is the second of Tomu Uchida’s films to get
Read moreBlu-Ray Review: Stanwyck’s Range Is On Full Display In Kino Lorber’s ‘Barbara Stanwyck Collection’
The films in Kino Lorber’s new Barbara Stanwyck box set might not be the biggest of her career, but they
Read moreIt’s All Led Up To This: ‘Shades Of Magic: The Rebel Army’ Reviewed
Trilogies are all well and good but there’s a difference between designing a series to be trilogy and having a
Read moreBlu-Ray Review: Return To The 70’s With ‘Stray Cat Rock’
We’re stray cats, not dogs! It seems kind of late in the game to title drop a series in its
Read moreGambling, Baby Trafficking, And Murder: ‘Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema III’ Reviewed
After releasing the original box set in 2016, Kino Lorber has been moving much faster on their Film Noir: The
Read moreA Musical To Make You Rethink Getting A Hair Cut: Olive Signature’s ‘Hair’ Reviewed
When it comes to summing up a movie, trailers don’t always get it right. Hair’s isn’t even that bad, if
Read moreEPIX’s ‘Pennyworth’ Review: A Worthy Origin Story For A Beloved Character
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
Read moreSeasons Come And Seasons Go: ‘Spring Night, Summer Night’ Reviewed
Carl (Ted Heimerdinger) isn’t the first movie character to ever want to get out of the small town where he
Read moreThe Truth Is Out There: ‘Project Blue Book’ Season 2 Reviewed
Project Blue Book is a show that never quite figured out what it wanted to be. While there is a
Read moreFilm Review: A Murderous Game Is Afoot In William Castle’s ‘Let’s Kill Uncle’
June Skinner wrote Let’s Kill Uncle using the pen name Rohan O’Grady. William Castle’s film adaptation has two names, too
Read moreTurning The Tables With ‘Judy & Punch’, A Film Review
Judy & Punch might flip the names around in the title but does Mirrah Foulkes’ film really focus on Judy
Read moreWhen That Girl Met Hawkeye: ‘Jenny’ Reviewed
There’s a reason That Girl wasn’t called “Ann Marie.” Anyone can be “that girl,” but only Marlo Thomas was Ann
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