Pretty Maids All In A Row: Katie Skelly’s ‘Maids’ Reviewed
Unless you’re aware of the Papin Sisters going in, Katie Skelly’s Maids doesn’t wear it’s true crime origins on its
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Joel Dreams The Impossible Dream — ‘Love And Monsters’ Reviewed
Horror films are never hard to come by in October. Those in need of some more family-friendly picks this year,
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Nightstream Film Festival Capsule Review – ‘AV: The Hunt’
AV: The Hunt Directed by Emre Akay Written by Emre Akay and Deniz Cuylan Like Hunted (which also streamed at Nightstream),
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Nightstream Film Festival Capsule Reviews: ‘Reunion’ And ‘Rose Plays Julie’
Reunion Written and Directed by Jake Mahaffy Sell the house or finish her novel? Both are reasons Ellie (Emma Draper) might
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Nightstream Film Festival Review: ‘The Morbido Crypt’s Guide To Mexican Fantasy And Horror Cinema’
Hosted by Abraham Castillo Flores and brought to Nightstream by the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies, this isn’t the first
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NYCC 2020: ‘One Day At A Time’ Makes Its Network Debut On CBS
The pitfalls of pre-recording a comic con panel. One Day at a Time was supposed to start airing on CBS
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NYCC 2020: ‘A Discovery of Witches’ Returns January 9th In The US
It’s amazing how startling it is now to watch a panel where the cast members are sitting in the same
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Nightstream Film Festival Review — ‘Home Invasion: NYC Horror Shorts’ Block
“Shut Eye” Directed by Robert Gregson Written by Addison Anderson When you’re willing to take sleeping pills from a guy
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Nightstream Film Festival Capsule Reviews — ‘Detention’ and ‘Hunted’
Detention Directed by John Hsu Screenplay by Shih-Keng Chien, Kai Ling-Fu, and John Hsu When you break the rules in
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Double Dose Of Agatha Christie — ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ And ‘Death On The Nile’ Reviewed
Today, an all-star cast isn’t always the sign of a great movie. It gets people in seats, but once the
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In Kittyhawk We Trust — ‘Strangelands’ Volume 2 Reviewed
Who is Kittyhawk? Elakshi and Adam have asked that question before, but never from the deck of a cruise ship.
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Carol Reed’s Other Post WWII Thriller: ‘The Man Between’ Reviewed
Your sister-in-law is acting suspicious. What do you do? A. Tell your brother B. Confront her C. Use mirrors to
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Put Your Hands Up And Nobody Gets Bit: An Interview With The Creators Of ‘The Vain’
The Blood Bandits aren’t like other vampires. Instead of biting humans on the neck they rob hospitals to quench their
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Love And Fairy Tales: An Advanced Review Of Trungles’ ‘The Magic Fish’
Trung Le Nguyen’s graphic novel, The Magic Fish, follows a strict color code. Real life is red, or rose. Fairy
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Magic Always Comes With A Price: ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch: Something Wicked’ #3 Reviewed
Picking up where issue #2 left off, issue #3 of Sabrina: Something Wicked finds Sabrina kneeling in what’s left of
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Roald Dahl’s ‘The Witches’ Like You’ve Never Seen It Before — A Review Of Pénélope Bagieu’s Graphic Novel Adaptation
It’s no secret that Roald Dahl’s books have done well on the big screen. Matilda and Willy Wonka & the
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Audio Drama Review – ‘Doctor Who: The Third Doctor Adventures’ Vol. 6
The Third Doctor Adventures Volume 6 Directed by Nicholas Briggs Starring Tim Treloar (The Doctor) and Katy Manning (Jo Grant) ‘Poison of the Daleks’ Even
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DC Fandome: Martha Kane Is Expecting In ‘Pennyworth’ Season 2
While getting the panel to load was a bit of an obstacle, DC FanDome’s Pennyworth panel delivered some big news.
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Dick And Jane By The Seashore: ‘The Flood That Did Come’ Reviewed
Avery Hill Publishing originally announced The Flood That Did Come last fall yet Patrick Wray’s book couldn’t feel more timely,
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Yo, Ho, Ho With Yvonne De Carlo: ‘Buccaneer’s Girl’ Reviewed
You don’t have to be a buccaneer to be a buccaneer’s girl, but Yvonne de Carlo would’ve made an excellent
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Film Review: Working Around The Clock With Sissy Spacek In ‘Raggedy Man’
You can have the perfect job and, if the hours are bad, there’s a good chance that perfect job will
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TV Review: Horror And History Go Hand In Hand In ‘The Terror: Infamy’
For reasons that will be apparent to anyone who’s seen the first season, “infamy” isn’t the only thing different about
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How Doctor Who And Arya Stark Ended Up In The Same Movie: ‘The Owners’ Reviewed
When a film or TV show is based on a comic book series it shouldn’t be a novelty for the
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Shirley And Jamila Join Forces — ‘Shirley & Jamila Save Their Summer’ Reviewed
Jamila would do anything to get out of going to science camp. Shirley feels the same way about dance camp,
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Early Lombard: A Review Of Kino Lorber’s Carole Lombard Box Set
If you only plan on watching three Carol Lombard films in your life, Kino Lorber’s Carol Lombard box set isn’t
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Streaming Recommendation: Peacock’s ‘Five Bedrooms’
By now you’ve probably seen the ads for Peacock, NBC’s new streaming service. As long as you don’t mind commercials
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A Tale Of Two Sisters: ‘The Daughters of Ys’ Reviewed
Sometimes grief brings people together. Other times it tears families apart. Rozenn and Dahut may have never been close, but
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Alex De Campi And Erica Henderson Talk ‘Dracula Motherf**ker’ And How The Book Got Its Awesome Name
Dracula is back, but he’s not in Transylvania anymore. The year is 1974. The place: L.A., and a young photographer
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The (Half) Sister You Never Knew You Had: Reviewing Acorn TV’s ‘The Other One’
Finding out your dad’s been having an affair for decades and has a daughter you didn’t know about is not
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Feud For Cowboys: Brubaker And Phillips’ ‘Pulp’ Reviewed
For how much the book plays around with genre, Sean Phillips’ cover seems pretty direct. Anyone picking up Pulp for
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What If Carmilla Wasn’t A Vampire? Emily Harris’ ‘Carmilla’ Reviewed
It might seem laughable, given she just accused Carmilla (Devrim Lingnau) of being in league with the devil, but Miss.
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