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Nobody wants to think their favorite actor is a monster. By opening issue one of The Six Sidekicks of Trigger
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TV Review: ‘Physical’ Episodes 1-3 Reviewed
Success and kindness don’t always go hand in hand. In the very first scene of Physical, viewers are given a
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TV Review: ‘Home Before Dark’ Season 2
A lot happened last year on Home Before Dark (so much so, that if you need a refresher this video
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Back To The Jazz Age: An Interview With ‘Timewasters’ Creator, Daniel Lawrence Taylor
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Having Nat King Cole’s “Smile” play at the beginning of a film called Smile might seem a little on the
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Streaming Soon: ‘Timewasters,’ A New Time Travel Comedy, Gets A Trailer
Time travel is one of those things where the more you think about, the more reasons there are to never
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A Finnish, Cold War Spy Drama: ‘Shadow Lines’ Reviewed
The Soviet Union had the KGB, America had the CIA, and Finland had FIST. Otherwise known as the Finnish Security
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Interviewing Eric Palicki On ‘Black’s Myth’: The Werewolf PI Series Coming Soon From AHOY Comics
If ever there was a good excuse to drop a case, getting shot would surely be one of them. Luckily,
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We might not know who actress, Pamela Franklin, is playing or why she’s being kidnapped, but there’s no mistaking that’s
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Audio Drama Review – ‘Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures – Ravagers’
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Driving Before Cell Phones: ‘Night Terror’ Film Review
On the surface, Night Terror isn’t all that remarkable a title. It’s the kind of title that requires follow-up questions,
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Wonderland By Way Of The Looking Glass House: A Review of Norman Z. McLeod’s ‘Alice In Wonderland’
In Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (and the Disney animated feature, Alice in Wonderland (1955)), Alice enters Wonderland by
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Rankin/Bass’ Attempt At Mixing Live Action With Animation: ‘The Daydreamer’ Reviewed
For many, watching Rankin/Bass animated specials around the holidays is an annual tradition. Around Christmastime especially, you can usually catch
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Never Mess With A Vampire’s Cairn: Interviewing Chris Baugh, Director Of ‘Boys From County Hell’
Abhartach should be as famous as Dracula, yet for some reason the Irish vampire who predates Dracula hasn’t gotten as
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Introducing Storyworlds: An Early Look At The Publisher’s First Books
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Audio Drama Review – ‘Doctor Who: The Grey Man Of The Mountain’
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When Missy Met The Master: ‘Missy’ #1 Reviewed
Since ‘The Three Doctors,’ the Doctor has been having run-ins with his past selves. In Missy #1, The Master gets
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School’s Out For Summer: ‘The Backups’ Reviewed
From a vague job posting on a bulletin board to getting to tour with a pop star. If ever a
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Snoopy Plays The Bagpipes: ‘Scotland Bound, Charlie Brown’ Reviewed
Can a new Peanuts special ever stack up to the originals? Given that there’s been no shortage of Peanuts stories over
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‘Pennyworth’ S02 E10 Review: ‘The Lion And The Lamb’
Pennyworth‘s season finale had a lot of big, red flashing buttons and glowing blue bombs. It also left London’s fate
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‘Pennyworth’ S02 E09 Review: ‘Paradise Lost’
Happy endings are great for season finales. They’re ominous in a penultimate episode, yet Pennyworth didn’t earn a happy ending
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Advance Review – ‘Marjorie Finnegan: Temporal Criminal’ #1
The premise of Marjorie Finnegan: Temporal Criminal #1 is pretty simple. Marjorie Finnegan is a temporal thief. That means instead of
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Women’s History Month Doesn’t Have To End In March — ‘The Flapper Queens’ Reviewed
Women can draw anything. But in the 1920s, newspapers hired (and even sought out) female cartoonists to draw comic strips
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Penelope Blossom Finds Religion When ‘Riverdale’ Returns In July
It might be a while before Riverdale returns, but at least the promo for episode eleven promises a new religion led by
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‘Pennyworth’ S02 E08 Review: ‘The Hangman’s Noose’
Harwood might’ve had the public’s love but, so far, his death isn’t doing much to stop Salt’s political assent. Appropriating
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Wondercon@Home 2021: What’s Next For ‘Pennyworth’
It’s always enjoyable to hear from the cast of Pennyworth. That being said, this year’s WonderCon@Home panel didn’t leave much
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Brenna Thummler’s Sequel To ‘Sheets’: ‘Delicates’ Reviewed
Wondering if your crush likes you back. Finding yourself in a friend group you’re not sure you want to be
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Hiram Is Done Playing Nice On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
Has Hiram Lodge (Mark Consuelos) graduated from setting fires to setting bombs? It sounds that way in this preview for
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Cinequest 2021: ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’
Who is Jane? If you’ve ever read Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s short story, ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’, about a woman whose mental health
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‘Pennyworth’ S02 E07 Review: ‘The Bloody Mary’
And Pennyworth’s dream of going to America died with a whimper… Of all the things that could’ve gone wrong and
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