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Read moreFind Out What The Doctor And Bruce Willis Have In Common In The Thirteenth Doctor Holiday Special #2
The trouble with people knowing more about you than you know about them – it often means they’ve had a
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Maxim Maresh came to Verose to whip their army base into shape. If the Pirate Queen’s arrival in The Steel
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Some things aren’t worth the extra credit and, if the choice had been Pauline’s, she would have never spent winter
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Here’s what I was concerned about going into Bowie: Stardust, Rayguns, and Moonage Daydreams. Michael Allred’s artwork is amazing. He’s
Read moreWhat To Believe: A Review Of ‘Apprentice To Murder’
The first time Dr. Reese (Donald Sutherland) shows up in Ralph L. Thomas’ Apprentice to Murder there’s a rabid dog
Read moreThe Remarkable Woman At The Center Of Shout! Factory’s Release Of “The Fan”
There’s a reason Lauren Bacall’s not a name most people associate with slashers — she didn’t want to be in
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Queens of Mystery isn’t Pushing Daisies, but there are moments when you could confuse Julian Unthink‘s series for the other
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While we ponder the meaning of “Watch this space” [see Doctor Who’s official Twitter page] and whatever’s going to be
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According to the opening credits of Roger Vadim’s Les Liaisons Dangereuses, marriage is a game of chess, but you can’t
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Thanks to word processing programs like Microsoft Word there’s probably been a few occasions where you’ve had to decide what
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Be good or be free? There shouldn’t be any reason b.b. can’t be both, but when b.b.’s father tells her
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