Mia Farrow Double Feature: ‘The Haunting of Julia’ And ‘A Dandy In Aspic’ Reviewed
Mia Farrow grapples with ghosts and dating a Russian double agent in the following double feature: Richard Loncraine’s The Haunting
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Loss, Pain, And Longing: Reviewing ‘Talk To Me’
What wouldn’t you give to be able to talk to a loved one again? From my limited exposure to the
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Go, Go, Godzilla! — Super7 Announces New Scale, Articulated Figures
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid there was a batty lady who was my grandfather’s sister. She
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Talking ‘Soundies: The Ultimate Collection’ With Series Curator Susan Delson
Jukeboxes might not be as popular today as they were in the ’50s, but it’s still possible to come across
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The Arthouse Superhero: ‘Shin Kamen Rider’ Reviewed
Shin Kamen Rider is a new adaptation of the legendary superhero manga by Shotaro Ishinomori. Kamen Rider is about an ordinary motorcyclist who
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Invasion Of The Streetcar Named Marilyn Monroe: An Interview With Author, Foster Hirsch, On ‘Hollywood And The Movies Of The Fifties’
Too often there’s an impulse to paint the past as a simpler time, but there’s nothing simple about the films
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Interview: The Method Behind The Madess Of ‘Phantom Pain’ With Director K.D.Wilson
Phantom Pain is a gripping psychological thriller that combines the intensity of American Psycho with the analytical wit of Sherlock Holmes. In anticipation of his new
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Noir Double Feature: ‘Angel Face’ And ‘Caged’ Reviewed
Diane tries to avoid prison while Marie is a first offender in these two recent releases from Warner Archive. Otto
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SDCC 2023: ‘Babylon 5: The Road Home’ Writer J. Michael Straczynski And Director Matt Peters On Bringing The Epic To Animation
Babylon 5 always finds a way back. From even its earliest days, the series, created by J. Michael Straczynski, fought
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Film Review: Pom Klementieff Kills It in ‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning’
In Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his IMF team must track down a dangerous weapon
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‘Bus Riley’s Back In Town’ And In Love With Ann-Margret: A Blu-ray Review
Sometimes a title tells you everything you need to know and Bus Riley’s Back in Town is definitely like that.
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‘American Psycho’ Meets ‘Sherlock Holmes’: Mind-Bending Thriller ‘Phantom Pain’ Is Coming To Kickstarter
Pain, the masked human lie detector, has 5 minutes to prevent a Tokyo University dropout from giving the world’s most
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Commentary: ‘Missing’ Experiments With Storytelling
One of the great things about storytelling is playing around with a medium. There are many ways to tell a
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘Evil Dead Rise’
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and your regular assortment of popular posts from the past week in comic book news and
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Camus, Grief, And Christmas Tree Lights: A Review Of Fun City Editions’ Blu-ray Of ‘Morvern Callar’
Never assume you know what a person’s going through in real life. An easy enough statement to agree with, but
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Anthony Carrigan To Play Metamorpho In ‘Superman: Legacy’
Anthony Carrigan is headed back to the DC Universe. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Gotham and Barry veteran will
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Nathan Fillion Is Guy Gardner In ‘Superman: Legacy’
Nathan Fillion is finally getting a key part in a James Gunn superhero movie. Vanity Fair reports the actor will
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Joaquin Phoenix *Is* ‘Napoleon’ In Trailer For New Epic Film
Directed by Ridley Scott (Blade Runner, Gladiator), Napoleon is a spectacle-filled action epic that details the checkered rise and
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Commentary: ‘Elemental’ Is Relatable Fantasy
Fantasy is such a vivid genre as it requires a healthy imagination to create vast worlds with unique characters and
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SDCC 2023: Titan Comics Exclusives Including ‘Conan The Barbarian’ #1 SDCC Exclusive Foil Cover By Artgerm
Titan Comics have joined the party and announced a truckload of exclusives they’ll be bringing to San Diego International Comic
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Harness The Power Of The Stones: Build Your Own Infinity Gauntlet At Home!
Welcome to the table, I love getting stuff in the mail. Not junk mail or someone else’s toll bills, or
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How An Unsent Letter Can Get You Pinned For Murder: ‘The Sunday Woman’ Reviewed
If there’s a moral to Luigi Comencini’s The Sunday Woman, it’s this: never assume your actions won’t have consequences. You might
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‘Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny’ Review
Narratively speaking, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is a worthy sendoff to the beloved character. It does little
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Long Live The Fighters In New ‘Dune: Part 2’ Trailer
While the first trailer for Dune: Part 2 focused on Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) conquering Shai-Hulud, it also ended with
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Wednesday Watch List: What We Watched This Week
Welcome to the table, Sometimes you can spend hours just flipping through the various streaming services, TV channels, and YouTube
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David Corenswet And Rachel Brosnahan To Lead ‘Superman: Legacy’
The new DCU has its North Stars. According to The Hollywood Reporter — and subsequently confirmed by DC Studios co-CEO
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Postcard Pastel Colored Dream: Wes Anderson’s ‘Asteroid City’ Reviewed
Asteroid City takes place in a fictional American desert town circa 1955. Synopsis: The itinerary of a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet
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Alain Delon Tries To Save His Own Head: Reviewing ‘Joy House’ On Blu-Ray
If you’re going to have an affair with someone’s wife, you should probably avoid women who are married to gangsters.
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Wingstop Gets Into The ‘Secret Invasion’ Game With Classified Menu
They are wings flavors that even Nick Fury would love. You’ve heard about secret menus at your favorite restaurants? Wingstop
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Warner Archive’s Royal Court: ‘King Solomon’s Mines’ And ‘Queen Christina’ Reviewed
They might take place two centuries apart and on different continents, but that doesn’t mean these two new releases from
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