Jean-Paul Belmondo Double Feature: ‘The Body Of My Enemy’ And ‘The Hunter Will Get You’
Whether seeking revenge or taking out killers, Jean-Paul Belmondo proves he can do it all in this dynamic, French double
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Cary Grant Needs A New Maid — ‘Houseboat’ Reviewed
Before the United Kingdolls were singing “bing bang bong” on Drag Race UK, Sophia Loren was singing the same lyric
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EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Meet The Valentine Trio In ‘Archie’s Valentine’s Spectacular’
Nobody has to tell Archie that love can be complicated. He’s well aware, but in writer Jamie L. Rotante and
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Legal Drama Double Feature Review: ‘Counsellor At Law’ And ‘Witness For The Prosecution’
Sometimes you just need a good courtroom drama in your life. Kino Lorber has (at least) two: William Wyler’s Counsellor
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Talking ‘Jim Henson Presents’ And ‘Fraggle Rock’ With Shannon Watters And Max Sarin
To Boober, making radish onion pie is a holiday tradition — but is it a tradition his Fraggle Rock friends
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Diving Into The New Year With Esther Williams: ‘Bathing Beauty’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Interview: ‘Falling In Love At The Movies’ Author Esther Zuckerman
Maybe you’re not a fan of raunchy rom-coms or John Hughes movies. Maybe you’re more of a Harold and Maude
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Blu-ray Review: David Bowie Tends Bar In ‘The Linguini Incident’
Usually when someone says they have an audition, it’s for an acting role, not for getting out of a mail
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Johnny Cash’s Film Debut — ‘Door-To-Door Maniac’ Reviewed
While Johnny Cash would appear in a number of TV movies, he would only ever star in two theatrical releases.
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An Interview With ‘George Cukor’s People: Acting For A Master Director’ Author Joseph McBride
From celebrating the dreamers, to being responsible for some of the best film adaptations of literary and theatrical works, to
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“Babylon” Eat Your Heart Out: ‘The Carpetbaggers’ Reviewed
On the slipcover for Kino Lorber’s Blu-ray of The Carpetbaggers, Carroll Baker‘s Rina is shown biting George Peppard‘s Jonas Cord
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Talking ‘Riley’s Rebels’ With Honor Vincent And Stewart K. Moore
The Alabama Morass may not be a mirage, but that doesn’t mean it’s a green oasis either in Honor Vincent and Stewart
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Talking ‘Archie Is Mr. Justice’ With Amanda Diebert And Brent Schoonover
Archie isn’t the only person in Riverdale with a secret identity. Is Visionary a superhero or a supervillain, though? Find
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Talking Oni Press’ ‘Mr. Muffins: Defender Of The Stars’ With Ben Kahn And Georgeo Brooks
For Reuben Mahmoud, any excuse to not do homework’s a gift, but even Reuben couldn’t have predicted his dog would
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Talking ‘Monster Locker’ And ‘Call Me Iggy’ With Writer Jorge Aguirre
Iggy never met his grandfather in life. While looking for a Columbian flag for Spanish class, however, Iggy inadvertently releases
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“Romance” Never Looked So Ugly: ‘The Proud And Profane’ Reviewed
One would think it would be hard to join the Red Cross during WWII, get sent to a training center
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Talking ‘The Exorcism At 1600 Penn’ With Editor Heather Antos
Politics can be scary at the best of times. Adding real-life demons to the mix sounds like a recipe for
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Talking The ‘Creepshow 2024 Holiday Special’ With Tini Howard, Blake Howard, And Stevan Subic
Bernie was hoping to meet some likeminded people at the Ancient Egyptian and Levantine Curiousities Club’s party. What he finds
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Talking ‘Fiends Of The Western Front: Wilde West’ With Ian Edginton And Tiernen Trevallion
Author, poet, and… most likely to team up with a vampire against a fallen angel? If you answered “Oscar Wilde,”
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Talking ‘Backflash’ With Mat Johnson And Steve Lieber
In a fair world, Devin would be able to grieve the death of his mother without the threat of her
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Talking ‘Archie Is Mr. Justice’ With Jamie L. Rotante And Mike Norton
For Superteens fans, Archie being a superhero might not be that surprising. Riverdale being a city and not Archie’s answer
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Crowdfunding Comics: Talking ‘The Weakest Fish’ With Bryan Wizemann And Edgar Camacho
Tim knows his mom is seeing one of her co-workers. Once his dad finds out, however, Tim’s life will never
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Crowdfunding Comics: Reviewing Comixery’s ‘Foliate’ And ‘Fangwild’
It’s a great time for monsters right now in comics. While Skybound is returning to the classics with their Universal
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Talking ‘Mary Shelley’s School For Monsters’ With Writer Jessica Maison
Shel may not have written Frankenstein like her famous counterpart, Mary Shelley, but she does help rescue monsters for a
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Talking ‘Hysteria!’ With Production Designer Victoria Paul
Satanic Panic has hit small town Michigan in Peacock’s new series, Hysteria!, and here’s what production designer Victoria Paul had
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Talking ‘El Mestizo’ With Writer Rob Williams — Plus EXCLUSIVE Art
Traditionally, El Mestizo is a character who’s willing to work for who’s paying. In the next issue of Battle Action,
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Talking ‘Daisy Goes To The Moon’ With Artist Rick Geary
Many an adult has tried to remember what it was like when they were young and write with a child’s
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Talking Season 3 Of ‘Somebody Somewhere’ With Murray Hill
Goodbyes are always hard, but they’re especially difficult when a show is still firing on all cylinders like Somebody Somwhere
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Talking ‘Hysteria!’ With Costume Designer, Debra McGuire
From the bandana headbands worn by Spud (Kezii Curtis) to the pastel colors rocked by Faith (Nikki Hahn), costume designer,
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‘Huckleberry Finn’ Reimagined: Talking ‘Big Jim And The White Boy’ With David F. Walker And Marcus Kwame Anderson
In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Jim was a character in Huckleberry Finn’s story. Now, in writer David F. Walker
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Talking ‘Madame Choi And The Monsters’ With Patrick Spät And Sheree Domingo
She was a major South Korean actress. He was a successful South Korean director (and her ex-husband). In 1978, Choi
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