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Author: Rachel Bellwoar

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The 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

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June 16, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 3374 Views Lionsgate, Project Blue Book, The History Channel, UFO
Film Reviews 

Film 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

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June 15, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 3471 Views DVD, Kino Lorber, Let's Kill Uncle, Mary Badham, Nigel Green, Pat Cardi, William Castle
Film Reviews 

Turning 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

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June 4, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 3965 Views Judy & Punch, Mia Wasikowska, Mirrah Foulkes, Scarlet Dixon, Summer Dixon
Film Reviews 

When 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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June 3, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2641 Views Alan Alda, DVD, George Bloomfield, Jenny, Kino Lorber, Marlo Thomas
Film Reviews 

A New Kind Of Biopic: Ferrara’s “Pasolini” Reviewed

How do you know you’re watching a biopic? Pier Paolo Pasolini is far from an unknown director, but to someone

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May 31, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2473 Views 0 Comment Abel Ferrara, DVD, Kino Lorber, Pasolini, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Willem Dafoe
Film Reviews 

Dracula Doco Lacks Teeth: Reviewing ‘In Search of Dracula’

Dracula isn’t Bigfoot. Nobody in Calvin Floyd’s documentary, In Search of Dracula, is actually looking for him (and if they

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May 30, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2373 Views Bram Stoker, Calvin Floyd, christopher lee, DVD, In Search of Dracula, Kino Lorber, Mary Shelly
Reviews TV 

Audio Drama Review – ‘Doctor Who – Short Trips: Regeneration Impossible’

Doctor Who Short Trips: Regeneration Impossible Directed by Nicholas Briggs Written by Alfie Shaw Performed by Jacob Dudman A Time Lord dying in

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May 27, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 3085 Views audio drama, Big Finish, Doctor Who, Jacob Dudman, Short Trips: Regeneration Impossible, The Eleventh Doctor, The Twelfth Doctor
Film Reviews 

Unburying ‘The Point’: A Review Of The 70’s Animated Musical

Before Peter Falk read The Princess Bride to an initially apathetic Fred Savage, a father was telling the story of

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May 25, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 3320 Views Blu-Ray, MVD Rewind Collection, The Point
Film Reviews 

Review: Tsai Chin Is One, Cool Grandma In Sasie Sealy’s ‘Lucky Grandma’

Here’s the question to ask yourself before streaming Sasie Sealy’s Lucky Grandma: are you looking for a gambling movie or

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May 24, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 3005 Views Good Deed Entertainment, Kino Marquee, Lucky Grandma
Film Reviews 

For Your (Re)consideration: Lubitsch’s “Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife” Reviewed

Beware of the popular consensus when it comes to movies. Don’t let it get under your skin, because there’s a

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May 21, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2828 Views Blu-Ray, Bluebeard's 8th Wife, Claudette Colbert, Ernst Lubitsch, Gary Cooper, Kino Lorber
Comics Reviews 

The Haunting Beauty Of Borja González’s ‘A Gift For A Ghost’ Reviewed

A girl and a skeleton meet in a forest. Neither is what they seem, but then what would be the

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May 18, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2971 Views A Gift for a Ghost, Abrams ComicArts, Borja Gonzalez, comics, Review
Film Reviews 

‘The Runner Stumbles’ Continues To Stumble On DVD — A Review

To quote film critic Peter Tonguette, who did the commentary track for Kino Lorber’s new release of The Runner Stumbles,

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May 15, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 3165 Views Dick Van Dyke, DVD, Kathleen Quinlan, Kino Lorber, Maureen Stapleton, Stanley Kramer, The Runner Stumbles
Reviews TV 

Audio Drama Review: ‘The New Counter-Measures: The Dalek Gambit’

“The Dalek Gambit” Directed by Ken Bentley Written by Roland Moore Starring Pamela Salem (Rachel Jensen), Simon Williams (Group Captain Gilmore), Karen

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May 14, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2663 Views audio drama, Big Finish, Doctor Who, spin-off, The Dalek Gambit, The New Counter-Measures
Reviews TV 

Ava Gardner, The Spanish Years – A Review Of ‘Arde Madrid’

Arde Madrid: Burn Madrid Burn isn’t The Americans, but it does involve Ana Mari (Inma Cuesta) going undercover to spy

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May 12, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 7486 Views Arde Madrid, Ava Gardner, Debi Mazar, Inma Cuesta, MHz Choice, Paco Leon
Comics Reviews 

Jingle Bells At The Airport: ‘Bad Karma #1’ Reviewed

Dictionary.com defines “karma” as an “… action, seen as bringing upon oneself inevitable results, good or bad, either in this

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May 9, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2603 Views Alex de Campi, Bad Karma, Dee Cunniffe, Panel Syndicate, Ryan Howe
TV 

Katy Ponders What Could’ve Been In A Preview Of Next Week’s ‘Katy Keene’ Season Finale

Hypothetical episodes have been all the rage on TV this season. Done right and you get something like Supergirl’s “It’s

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May 8, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 1981 Views Ashleigh Murray, Jonny Beauchamp, Julia Chan, Katy Keene, Lucien Laviscount, Lucy Hale, The CW, Zane Holtz
Reviews TV 

Audio Drama Review – The New Counter-Measures: ‘The Movellan Manoeuvre’

The Movellan Manoeuvre Directed by Ken Bentley Written by John Dorney Starring Pamela Salem (Rachel Jensen), Simon Williams (Group Captain Gilmore), Karen

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May 7, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2204 Views audio drama, Big Finish, Doctor Who, spin-off, The Movellan Manoeuvre, The New Counter-Measures
Comics Reviews 

Review: Trust Issues Abound In ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch: Something Wicked #2’

Still reeling from last issue’s reveal, Sabrina doesn’t know who to trust. The problem with Sabrina the Teenage Witch: Something

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May 4, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2617 Views Andy Fish, Archie Comics, Jack Morelli, Kelly Thompson, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Sabrina: Something Wicked, Veronica Fish
Film 

Separating Artist And Muse: ‘Camille Claudel’ Reviewed

Camille Claudel (Isabelle Adjani) was a sculptor before she met Auguste Rodin (Gérard Depardieu), yet her work is almost always

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May 2, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2249 Views Blu-Ray, Bruno Nuytten, Camille Claudel, Gerard Depardieu, Isabelle Adjani, Kino Lorber
TV 

Pepper’s Lies Start To Unravel In A Preview Of Next Week’s ‘Katy Keene’

TV promos can be misleading. Sure, we’re supposed to believe everyone is talking about Pepper (Julia Chan) in the preview

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May 1, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2223 Views Ashleigh Murray, Casey Cott, Jonny Beauchamp, Katherine LaNasa, Katy Keene, Lucy Hale, Riverdale, The CW, Zane Holtz
TV 

Class Is Back In Session: ‘Ackley Bridge’ Season 3 Reviewed

After looking forward to the show’s return, Ackley Bridge’s Season 3 premiere is a double-edged sword. While most of the

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April 27, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 5777 Views Ackley Bridge, AcornTV, tv
Film Reviews 

The Elephant In The Room: A Review Of Joseph Losey’s ‘Secret Ceremony’

Leonora (Elizabeth Taylor) and Cenci (Mia Farrow) don’t say much when they first meet. The right words are never going

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April 26, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 4236 Views DVD, Elizabeth Taylor, Kino Lorber, Mia Farrow, Secret Ceremony
TV 

K.O. Throws A Mean Right Hook In A Preview Of Next Week’s ‘Katy Keene’

It might not be his place to rub it in, but Guy (Luke Cook) makes a fair point. Katy (Lucy

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April 24, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2296 Views Ashleigh Murray, Casey Cott, Jonny Beauchamp, Katherine LaNasa, Katy Keene, Lucy Hale, Riverdale, The CW, Zane Holtz
Comics Reviews 

TGI ‘Friday #1,’ A Review Of Panel Syndicate’s New Series

I’m not sure how faithful Nickelodeon’s Harriet the Spy was to Louise Fitzhugh’s novel, but if Michelle Trachtenberg’s Harriet was

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April 23, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2561 Views comics, Ed Brubaker, Friday, Marcos Martin, Muntsa Vicente, Panel Syndicate, Review
Film Reviews 

The Wayward Heroes Of ‘Heroes’ Reviewed

The plan was to open a worm farm when they got back from Vietnam. Now, with a shoe box full

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April 22, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2747 Views Blu-Ray, Harrison Ford, Henry Winkler, heroes, Mill Creek Entertainment, Sally Field
Reviews TV 

Audio Drama Review: ‘Missy: Series One’ From Big Finish

Missy: Series One Directed by Ken Bentley Starring Michelle Gomez (Missy) and Rufus Hound (The Meddling Monk) Like any casting change

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April 20, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2865 Views audio drama, Big Finish, Doctor Who, Michelle Gomez, Missy, Rufus Hound, The Master, The Meddling Monk
TV 

Kevin Keller Says Hello In A Preview Of Next Week’s ‘Katy Keene’

Josie (Ashleigh Murray) just freed herself of one Cabot (Peter Francis James). But what does Xandra (Camilla Hyde) want with

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April 17, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2420 Views Archie Comics, Jonny Beauchamp, Katherine LaNasa, Katy Keene, Lucy Hale, Riverdale, The CW
Reviews TV 

‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: The Complete Series’ Reviewed: A Love Letter To New York City

“Complete Series” might be premature, since an interactive special (like the “Bandersnatch” episode of Black Mirror) should be coming out

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April 14, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 28927 Views DVD, Mill Creek Entertainment, Netflix, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Film Reviews 

DVD Review: The Hills Are Alive With The ‘Song of Norway’

The musical, Song of Norway, talks a lot about Norwegian music and Edvard Grieg (Toralv Maurstad) was a Norwegian composer.

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April 10, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 3976 Views Andrew L. Stone, DVD, Florence Henderson, Frank Porretta, Kino Lorber, musicals, Song of Norway, Toralv Maurstad
Reviews TV 

‘Home Before Dark’ Episodes 1-4 Reviewed

Casting a nine-year-old to play an investigative journalist – has TV exhausted every other age group or is this what

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April 7, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2991 Views Abby Miller, Apple TV+, Brooklynn Prince, Home Before Dark, Jim Sturgess, Kylie Rogers, Mila Morgan, The Florida Project
Film 

Jacques Tourneur’s Technicolor Western: A Review Of ‘Canyon Passage’

It wouldn’t be the wilderness without mud, and it’s pouring during the opening credits of Jacques Tourneur’s Canyon Passage. The

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April 7, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2928 Views Blu-Ray, Canyon Passage, Kino Lorber
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