An Interview With The Co-Editors Of IDW’s ‘The Twilight Zone’ Series
Perhaps no anthology series has had the impact and longivity that Rod Serling‘s The Twilight Zone has had. True to
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An Interview With ‘Angelica And The Bear Prince’ Author Trung Le Nguyen
Angelica isn’t used to cutting down on extracurriculars. Having found herself burning out lately, though, Angelica has decided to restrict
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Pick A Card, Any Card: TCM’s ‘Film Fashion Icons’ Deck And Guidebook Reviewed
Size isn’t everything, but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t surprised when I realized how small the cards
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Interview: Artist M.K. Perker Discusses ‘The Stoneshore Register’
A giant statue doesn’t just show up in a town overnight, but a reporter looking for answers about that giant
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Richard Pryor Behind The Camera: ‘Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling’ Reviewed
It’s been a while since I’ve seen Citizen Kane, but it’s no accident that Rosebud appears on Jo Jo’s wall.
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Interview: Writers Hannah Rose May And Utkarsh Ambudkar Discuss ‘The Guy In The Chair’
What happens when the guy from Ghost and the lady who wrote The Exorcism at 1600 Penn decide to make a comic
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An Interview With ‘Sergio Leone: The Revolution of the Western’ Author Amazing Ameziane
There’s a reason Sergio Leone is lauded as a master of the spaghetti western. From The Good, the Bad and
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Talking ‘Red Dragon’ With Rob Williams, Steve Yeowell, And Patrick Goddard
The last time Red Dragon appeared in the Prog it was the ’80s. Now original artist Steve Yeowell, along with
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An Interview With ‘Marian Heretic’ Writer Tini Howard
Marian may be a heretic, but that doesn’t mean the Church of the Holy Father won’t use her to do
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An Interview With ‘The Cramps: A Period Piece’ Writer-Director Brooke H. Cellars
Agnes (Lauren Kitchen) is used to letting her mom (Brooklyn Woods) tell her what do. When a job opens up at
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‘Death To Pachuco’ Writer Henry Barajas Talks Noir, Zoot Suits, And Chavez Ravine
The first time I heard about the Zoot Suit Riots was probably watching Luis Valdez‘s 1981 film, Zoot Suit. Now for
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Talking ‘Rogue Trooper: Ghost Patrol’ With Alex De Campi And Neil Edwards
Whether you’ve been a Rogue Trooper fan for years or are only coming to the strip in light of the
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An Interview With ‘Chief Of War’ Costume Designer Caroline Eselin
Often, TV turns to fantasy for large-scale stories, but real history can be just as epic. The proof is in Chief
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The Haunting Nature Of Grief: ‘My Dead Friend Zoe’ Reviewed
Twenty-six year old spoiler here, but when Bruce Willis was revealed to be a ghost in The Sixth Sense that
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Talking ‘Harley Quinn x Elvira’ With Co-Writer Jimmy Palmiotti
What happens when the Mistress of Darkness crosses paths with Harley Quinn? If you believe Amanda Conner‘s cover for the
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An Interview With ‘Invisible: The (Sort of) True Story Of Me And My Hidden Disease’ Author David Soren
As much as it would be convenient if “seeing was believing,” there are plenty of challenges in life that are
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With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: ‘Eva Man’ And ‘The Return Of Eva Man’ Reviewed
When Antonio D’Agostino‘s Eva Man was released, it wasn’t widely known that actress Ajita Wilson was trans (in a 47
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‘Mabuse Lives!’: Reviewing Eureka’s Pulpy German Box Set Of Eccentric Crime Films
Like Dracula, Mabuse is an evil genius who can’t seem to stay dead in Eureka’s six-film Mabuse Lives! box set.
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Talking ‘Strangers On A Train’ With ‘Criss-Cross’ Author Stephen Rebello
It never hurts to revisit a film you haven’t seen in years. While I remember thinking Strangers on a Train
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Cigarettes And Gary Cooper: ‘Bright Leaf’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with free copy of the Blu-ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share are
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3D Glasses Included: ‘The Glass Web’ Reviewed
Don (John Forsythe) didn’t kill Paula (Kathleen Hughes) – he just had an affair with her but, after finding her
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You’re Out Of Order: ‘…And Justice For All’ Reviewed
In Al Pacino‘s memoir, Sonny Boy, he doesn’t spend much time on …And Justice For All other than to admit
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Talking Mad Cave Comics’ ‘Red Vector’ With Tim Daniel, David “DB” Andry, And Chris Evenhuis
Rebels and prime ministers aren’t historically known to get along. However, in their new series Red Vector, writers Tim Daniel and David
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Talking ‘The Ghost Of Wreckers Cove’ With Liniers And Angelica Del Campo
The last thing Cristina wants is to spend her summer at a lighthouse with bad wi-fi. When it turns out
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Sylvia Sidney Double Feature: ‘Confessions Of A Co-Ed’ And “Ladies Of The Big House’
Sylvia Sidney attempts to fend her way through college and prison in this striking double feature from Kino Lorber. David
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Jane Powell Double Feature: ‘A Date With Judy’ And ‘Two Weeks With Love’
Warner Archive provided me with free copies of the Blu-rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share are
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Talking ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch: Magic Unleashed’ With Craig Boldman And Steve Butler, Plus *Exclusive* Preview
The title of this one-shot is Magic Unleashed, but will it be Sabrina with the power or the new villain
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Mexican Horror Double Feature: ‘The Vampire’ And ‘The Vampire’s Coffin’ Reviewed
You’ve seen one Dracula film, you’ve seen them all… if that were the case, then there’d be no accounting for
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A Good (Misleading) Movie About A Harmful Cult: ‘Synanon’ Reviewed
It’s usually not a good sign when you can find true crime movies available on a subject. In the case
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Talking Oni Press’ ‘Goat Magic’ With Kate Wheeler
Alya is a member of the royal family and next in line for the throne. Trill is a goat herder
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Medieval Czech Double Feature: ‘The Devil’s Trap’ And ‘The Valley Of The Bees’ Reviewed
Usually trilogies have names, like The Orphic Trilogy or The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. František Vláčil‘s does not and
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