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Remembering Todd Stadtman - The Cultural Gutter
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Book Review: The Near Witch by V.E. Schwab | The BiblioSanctum
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| | I received a review copy from the publisher. This does not affect the contents of my review and all opinions are my own. The Near Witch by V.E. Schwab Mogsy's Rating: 4 of 5stars Genre:Fantasy Series:Book 1 of The Near Witch Publisher:Titan Books (March 12, 2019) Length:354 pages Author Information:Website|Twitter When I heard that V.E....
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Giving Thanks For Silent Films, And What They've Given Me | Silent-ology
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| | Happy Thanksgiving, American readers--and to my readers in general! I thought I'd type up a little reflection for you all in honor of this fine holiday. In the past I've referred to silent film as "the gift that keeps on giving." But this isn't just a figure of speech, it really is true! I'm feeling...
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Die, Danger, Die, Die, Kill!: It's the FRIDAY'S BEST POP SONG EVER Podcast #27: "Lonely Boy"
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| | [AI summary] A blog post discusses a podcast episode reviewing 1976's 'Lonely Boy' and links to the author's extensive archive of essays reviewing cult, horror, and international films.
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Five questions for Anna Biller, director of 'The Love Witch' - World of Reel
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| Note this was originally publised in The Playlist during my coverage of the 20th Fantasia Film Festival. Review can be foundHERE. "The first thing that you notice about Anna Biller's"The Love Witch"is how strikingly beautiful a movie it is.Shot on 35mm its look is inspired by 1960s sexploitation and Technicolor melodramas. It is sumptuous inits eye-popping photography filled with relentless color and incredibly impressive and precise costume design."