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Author: Rachel Bellwoar

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Project Blue Book, Episode 5 Review: “Foo Fighters”

“Foo Fighters” is an episode that returns to ideas introduced in the first episode: the songs on the radio, Fuller,

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February 6, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 3205 Views 0 Comment history, Project Blue Book, The History Channel, UFO
TV 

Deadly Class, Episode 3 Review: “Snake Pit”

While episodes one and two got us well-acquainted with the various factions at King’s Dominion, “Snake Pit” simplifies matters to

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January 31, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 4646 Views 0 Comment Deadly Class, Image Comics, Rick Remender, Syfy, Wes Craig
TV 

Project Blue Book, Episode 4 Review: “Operation Paperclip”

While Project Blue Book has allegedly been about proving flying saucers don’t exist and that there’s a logical explanation for

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January 30, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 4416 Views 0 Comment history, Project Blue Book, The History Channel, UFO
Comics 

Bigby Bear Volume 1 Makes Humanoids’ All-Ages Imprint One To Watch

Reading Bigby Bear feels like a return to reading comic strips. Maybe it feels that way because I’ve read a

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January 30, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 23904 Views 0 Comment Bigby Bear, Humanoids, Philippe Coudray
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Tumbleweeds And William Shatner: A Review Of Outer Limits Season 2

Given all the behind the scenes changes, between seasons, it makes sense that Outer Limits Season 2 wouldn’t be the

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January 26, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 3042 Views 0 Comment Kino Lorber, Outer Limits
Film 

DVD Review: What Ever Happened To Aunt Alice?

Forced into a corner, after killing her husband fails to bring her the financial security she expected, Claire Marrable (Geraldine

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January 25, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 4199 Views 0 Comment DVD, Kino Lorber, What Ever Happened to Aunt Alice?
Film 

Blu-Ray Review: Invention For Destruction

Invention for Destruction (1958) is a movie that dares to ask the question ‘What if we gave pirates submarines?’ and

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January 24, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 4456 Views 0 Comment Invention for Destruction, Second Run, The Fabulous World of Jules Verne
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Deadly Class, Episode 2 Review: “Noise, Noise, Noise”

Pressured to go on a date with her boyfriend, Chico (Michel Duval), that ends with him shooting a man, Maria

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January 24, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 3196 Views 0 Comment Deadly Class, Image Comics, Rick Remender, Syfy, Wes Craig
TV 

Project Blue Book, Episode 3 Review: “The Lubbock Lights”

Nothing will ever supplant the flying saucer, UFO-wise, but Project Blue Book deserves credit for mixing things up and injecting

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January 23, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 3239 Views 0 Comment history, Project Blue Book, The History Channel, UFO
Comics 

Reviewing The Enchanted World of Sergio Toppi: Volume 1 From Lion Forge

Here’s the thing: for anyone coming into this book with no knowledge of Sergio Toppi, you’re not going to be

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January 23, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 4235 Views 0 Comment Lion Forge, Sergio Toppi, The Collected Toppi, The Collected Toppi Volume 1: The Enchanted World
Comics 

Advance Review: Buffy The Vampire Slayer #1 Proves You Can Go Back To High School

Buffy may be the Chosen One at this point in the Buffy mythology, before Kendra, Faith, and the Potential Slayers

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January 22, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 2715 Views 0 Comment Becca Carey, Boom! Studios, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dan Mora, Ed Dukeshire, Jen Bartel, Jordie Bellaire, Matt Taylor, Raul Angulo
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Project Blue Book, Episode 2 Review: The Flatwoods Monster

While “The Flatwoods Monster” retains some of “The Fuller Dogfight’s” weaker elements, it’s still a marked improvement over the first

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January 16, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 4522 Views 0 Comment history, Project Blue Book, The History Channel, UFO
Comics 

Hobo Mom: A Seamless Collaboration That Doesn’t Provide All The Answers

From the pens of Charles Forsman (The End of the Fxxxing World) and Max de Radiguès (Bastard), Hobo Mom is

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January 15, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 2850 Views 0 Comment Charles Forsman, Fantagraphics, Hobo Mom, Max de Radigues
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DVD Review: Jack Irish Series 2 Continues To Provide The Best In Aussie Drama

Plot, setting, character. Most mystery shows excel at one of the three but to be a triple threat makes Jack

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January 14, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 3996 Views 0 Comment Acorn DVD, AcornTV, Jack Irish
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Project Blue Book, Episode 1 Review: The Fuller Dogfight

Based on investigations that were carried out by the US Air Force in the 50’s, Project Blue Book is the

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January 9, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 5807 Views 0 Comment history, Project Blue Book, The History Channel, UFO
Comics 

‘Time May Change Me’, But Bowie’s Lyrics Will Always Resonate

David Bowie would’ve turned 72 today. Three years ago tomorrow, Jayde Perkin’s Time May Change Me begins. An autobiographical comic

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January 8, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 3038 Views 0 Comment David Bowie, Jayde Perkin, Time May Change Me
Film 

Ghostly Possessions And Creepy Cellars: A Review of The House That Would Not Die

Ruth Bennett… has inherited an old house in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Amish country. The first line on the back of the

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December 27, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 3019 Views 0 Comment Kino Lorber, The House That Would Not Die
Film 

A Fictional Murder And A Toxic Love Story: The Killing Of Sister George

“They’re going to murder me.” Before you know what a movie’s about all you have is the title to go

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December 21, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 3450 Views 0 Comment Kino Lorber, The Killing of Sister George
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Deadly Class, Episode 1 Review: “Reagan Youth”

A month in advance of when we were expecting it, Syfy has released the first episode of Deadly Class and it’s

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December 21, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 4509 Views 0 Comment Deadly Class, Image Comics, Rick Remender, Syfy, Wes Craig
TV 

Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, Christmas Special Review: A Midwinter’s Tale

May Satan bless us, everyone. How Sabrina managed to get through the season one buzz without letting it slip that

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December 14, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 3197 Views 0 Comment Archie Comics, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Christmas, Holiday Special, holidays, Kiernan Shipka, Netflix, Robert Hack, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Sabrina the Teenage Witch
Comics 

Modeling As A Hard-Knock Life: Snap Flash Hustle #1 Hits Shops This Week

Employers who begrudge paying their employees. Workers who are made to feel guilty for asking about money. Take away the excess

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December 5, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 2625 Views 0 Comment Black Mask Studios, Emily Pearson, Jim Campbell, Pat Shand, Snap Flash Hustle
Film 

Before Downton Abbey, There Was Gosford Park

Gosford Park is a movie where what you know gets you in the door but then threatens to get in

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December 3, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 6657 Views 0 Comment Arrow Academy, Arrow Films, Blu-Ray, Gosford Park, Robert Altman
Comics 

Exactly What The Veterinarian Ordered – An Advanced Review Of Hex Vet: Witches In Training

Until this week I didn’t realize how much I’d been craving a hospital comic, but Sam Davies’ Hex Vet made me see

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November 30, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 3239 Views 0 Comment Boom! Studios, Hex Vet, Hex Vet: Witches in Training, KaBoom, Mike Fiorentino, Sam Davies
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Emotionally Tough But Well-Crafted: A Review Of Hidden Series 1

For six years, Mali Pryce (Greta James) was held against her will. In the first episode of the Welsh miniseries,

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November 28, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 4485 Views 0 Comment Acorn DVD, AcornTV, Hidden
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Dreams Are What You Make Of Them In Over The Garden Wall: Distillatoria

You’ve seen Over the Garden Wall on Cartoon Network. You’ve seen Over the Garden Wall in comics (in fact, Hollow

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November 25, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 3393 Views 0 Comment Boom! Studios, Cartoon Network, Jim Campbell, Jonathan Case, KaBoom, Mike Fiorentino, Over the Garden Wall, Over the Garden Wall: Distillatoria, SJ Miller
Film 

The Ghost Of Sierra De Cobre Comes Calling On Blu-ray

When there are so many films and TV shows to watch, it can be hard to contemplate watching two versions

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November 24, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 3366 Views 0 Comment Blu-Ray, Kino Lorber, The Ghost of Sierra de Cobre, The Outer Limits
Film 

Cat Horror Purrr-fection: Stephen King’s Sleepwalkers Comes Out On Blu-Ray

Inspired by the Santo & Johnny song “Sleep Walk,” (the Sleepwalkers dance to a record of it in the movie),

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November 20, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 5332 Views 0 Comment Blu-Ray, Scream Factory, Shout! Factory, Sleepwalkers, Stephen King
Film 

Blu-Ray Review: Waking Up To Light Sleeper

It’s interesting to think back on the reasons why you chose to watch a movie. All I knew about Light Sleeper going

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November 17, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 3370 Views 0 Comment Light Sleeper, Umbrella Entertainment
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3x The Christmas Cheer With Murdoch Mysteries: The Christmas Cases

It used to be Halloween had to pass before talk moved around to Christmas. This year Murdoch Mysteries ushered the holidays

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November 14, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 12849 Views 0 Comment A Merry Murdoch Christmas, Acorn DVD, AcornTV, Home For The Holidays, Murdoch Mysteries, Once Upon A Murdoch Christmas
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Audio Drama Review – Doctor Who: Red Planets

“Red Planets” Directed by Jamie Anderson Written by Una McCormack Starring Sylvester McCoy (The Doctor), Sophie Aldred (Ace), and Bonnie Langford (Mel) However much a relief it might

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November 11, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 2575 Views 0 Comment Ace, audio drama, Big Finish, Bonnie Langford, Doctor Who, Mel Bush, Red Planets, Sophie Aldred, Sylvestor McCoy, The Seventh Doctor
Film 

A Wild Ride With An Explosive Ending: A Blu-Ray Review Of Daisies

“If everything’s going bad, we’re going bad as well.” The revelation that fuels Věra Chytilová’s Daisies, Marie I comes to it

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November 6, 2018 Rachel Bellwoar 6808 Views 0 Comment Blu-Ray, Daisies, Second Run
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