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Is it too late to talk about the Oscars?
Of course not, we still talk about the 1974 streaker...
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This Movie Sure Went to Hell
A Sequentially Speaking Episode Presents... Hellboy (2019)
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Super Lovers of the Celluloid
Or, How Movies Helped Me Relate to Love, Romance, and the Eternal Want of the Human Soul
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The New Era of Comic Book Movies
New Podcast!
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Diving Back In...
And What I Hope to Achieve
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Slaughter Hotel and the Condemnation of Self Expression
Slaughter Hotel is a Giallo film from 1971 that was directed by horror aficionado Fernando Di Leo which starred the ever handsome Klaus Kinski. However, unlike other roles that Kinski was famous for, he took a step back when it came to this particular gem where it was the women
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Elvis Launched a Book Club with his Hocus Pocus Bros.
And some little doggies too.
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The History of Societal Integration in Horror Cinema
Ari Aster's name has quickly ascended in the horror community after his two most recent releases of Hereditary (2018) and Midsommar (2019). Both of these films look at the consequences of bringing outsiders into social circles that they do not belong in. In which, a character does not
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Horror Sequels that are as Good as the Original
The horror genre is no stranger to franchises and has housed some of the most iconic across the globe. However, when it comes to their sequels the quality of the stories can shift dramatically. Later films can be completely different from where their simple roots started. Just look at the
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The Joys of the 3D Experience
The novelty of 3D as a format has a certain magic that, as a child, gives you the illusion that you're watching something real, almost to the point of trying to reach your hand out to touch what's on the screen in front of you. Unfortunately,
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10 Greatest 3-D Films
The dwindling audience for 3D movies since the release of Avatar hasn't dampened the passion of remaining enthusiasts. A list of top 3D movies, including A*P*E, It Came from Outer Space, and Gog, cater to diverse tastes. From classics like Creature from the Black Lagoon to modern spectacles like The
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By Night's End - Review
What would you do if a burglar came into your home looking for something that is worth $10,000 right before he dies? That is the dilemma that Heather and Mark find themselves in during this all night thriller directed by Walker Whited. Heather, played by stunt-woman and actress Michelle