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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
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What 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
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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
Read moreThought Bubble Debuts: Sticky Ribs 2, House of Sweets, They’re Coming Down The Stairs
With so many comics making their debut at Thought Bubble this year, here’s a look at three that will 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
Read moreABC Of Typography: The Story Behind The Fonts You Use Everyday
Thanks to word processing programs like Microsoft Word there’s probably been a few occasions where you’ve had to decide what
Read moreVisiting The Swamps Of The Future With B. B. Free #1 From Rivera And Dunlap
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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There’s a reason it’s called The Holly and the Ivy and not “holly jolly” (a name I’ve mistakenly called this
Read morePFF 2019: Atlantics; So Long, My Son
The 28th Philadelphia Film Festival Coverage, Part 3 Atlantics Directed by Mati Diop Screenplay by Mati Diop and Olivier Demangel It can be tricky
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The 28th Philadelphia Film Festival Coverage, Part 2 Flatland Written and Directed by Jenna Cato Bass Sometimes a character reveals
Read moreThe Pussycats Take To The Stars In Josie And The Pussycats In Space #1
Nothing is too impossible that it can’t be realized in some alternate universe of Archie Comics. Archie meets Predator? Happened.
Read morePFF 2019: Varda By Agnès; Portrait Of A Lady On Fire
The 28th Philadelphia Film Festival Coverage, Part 1 Portrait of a Lady on Fire Written and Directed by Céline Sciamma
Read moreI Do Believe In Peter Pan: The First Film Adaptation
Until Herbert Brenon’s silent film classic, I had only ever seen Peter Pan played by a man. I knew about
Read moreBeware Of Crimson Peak And Its Ghosts
Put yourself in the mind of a ghost. You’re trying to warn someone to stay away from this certain building.
Read moreFive Howls For Zoltan…Hound Of Dracula
When you decide to watch a movie called Zoltan… Hound of Dracula, the only thing that could throw you is
Read moreSeparating Fact From Fiction In ‘Man Of A Thousand Faces’
A dramatized biopic on Lon Chaney’s life, Man of a Thousand Faces begins the day after Chaney’s death. Producer, Irving
Read moreThe Other ‘Scary Movie’: For When You’re More In The Mood For A Haunted House Than Ghostface
Transport a psychokiller (Lee Gettys) to a federal facility on Halloween night and of course there’s going to be a
Read more‘Sudden Terror’ And The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Whether it’s startling in a good way or a bad way depends on your investment on Sudden Terror being a
Read moreSometimes Robin Hood Doesn’t Show: A Review Of William McGregor’s Gwen
It’s how every Robin Hood movie starts. Gwen (Eleanor Worthington-Cox), her mother (Maxine Peake), and her little sister, Mari (Jodi
Read moreNancy Drew, Episode 1 Review: “Pilot”
Lamenting that a town looks like the one from Jaws but doesn’t have a shark is a sure-fire way to
Read moreAn Experimental Take On Pregnancy Horror: Nomen Omen #1 Reviewed
How do you know your life’s about to turn into a horror movie? In Nomen Omen #1 the tip-off is
Read moreBlu-Ray Review – Doom Patrol: The Complete First Season
[* Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The
Read moreMoth Hush Is The Okay Witch In Emma Steinkellner’s Graphic Novel Debut
I thought I understood it, but it took me a while to grasp the brilliance of the title, The Okay
Read moreAudio Drama Review – Doctor Who: Harry Houdini’s War
“Harry Houdini’s War” Directed by Ken Bentley Written by Steve Lyons Starring Colin Baker (The Doctor), Nicola Bryant (Peri Brown), and John Schwab (Harry
Read moreMore Western, Than Romance: A Review Of John Carpenter’s Vampires
Resembling an outlaw more than a cowboy, Vampires may be John Carpenter’s western but Jack Crow (James Wood) isn’t its
Read moreCelebrating 65 Years With The Roy Of The Rovers 65th Anniversary Special
Who is Roy of the Rovers? I could say it’s a question I’ve been asking for a while now, but
Read moreIt Doesn’t Get Better Than Sweet Charity
When Sweet Charity came out in 1969, Bob Fosse had directed and choreographed Broadway shows. He’d never directed a movie
Read moreSabrina Enters The Monster Royale In Sabrina #5
No matter how intense things get (and the colors on the opening page remind you of how things were left
Read more‘The Major And The Minor’ Proves Ageless With A New Blu-Ray Release
Susan Applegate (Ginger Rogers) knew she might not like New York City. What she didn’t plan on was ticket prices going
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