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I recently revisited Paul Thomas Anderson’s brilliant Magnolia (1999). It had been over two decades since I saw it in the theater with friends. ...
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Magnolia (1999): There Are No Coincidences in Life…Everything Happens for a Reason
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“I Told You Don’t Film Me!” Voyeurism and Technology in Found Footage Erotica
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SUCH INTERESTING LIVES: CELEBRATING THE CARTOON QUEER Part Two
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SUCH INTERESTING LIVES: CELEBRATING THE CARTOON QUEER Part One
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Kino Lorber’s Murder by Decree (1979)
Music
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Strange This Song of Mine – Psychotic Waltz’s A Social Grace at 30
One of the more unfortunate pieces of historical revisionism propagated by various mainstream cultural outfits since the dawn of the new millennium is the ...
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Divine Intervention: Slayer attacks the 90s
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Children of Atomic Age Horror: The Misfits
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Darted In Your Armchair Episode 3: The Tubes Star in Ma Vie en Fumer
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The Sophomore Supremacy of Peace Sells: But Who’s Buying? (1986)
Art, Culture, Literature
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Dark Hearts Americana: Jim Thompson
Fucked up and over at the miserable old age of 70, Jim Thompson died at home in, of all places, Los Angeles-a town that ...
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Belle, Book, and Candle: A Bewitching Burlesque Show in a Haunted LA Venue
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Book Review: ‘Moonstomp’ by Tim Wells
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Bruce Campbell: The Cool Side of My Pillow: A Review
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Passport to Espionage: The Empire of the Night
Columns
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Passport to Espionage: Frost the Fiddler
Imagine a female James Bond, who has a fondness for black leather and rides a motorcycle. Then picture the lovely lady clad in expensive evening gowns, playing her Stradivarius in major concert venues throughout the world.
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Passport to Espionage: The Empire of the Night
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Gods and Monsters: Alan Frank and Denis Gifford – Creating a Horror Obsessive
Opinion
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So You Want to Be a Writer?
So let me hear you out, you want to be a writer? Cool, we could possibly be tribe! I’m talking howling at the moon, ...
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Don’t Be Simon: Cinema is for Everyone.
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Don’t Click on This Link or ELSE!: Aka The Clickbait Rant
