George Segal As “The Terminal Man”: An Appreciation
In 1974, Segal appeared in a lead role against type. The Terminal Man can be considered a science fiction-horror film, merging both genres in a unique, somewhat clinical fashion.
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Author: Anthony Mangos
Glastonbury Fayre: Music, Mysticism, Peace & Love
On the heels of director Michael Wadleigh’s Woodstock, released in 1970, there arrived a number of...
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Unrelenting Bleakness: No Blade of Grass Fifty Years Later
Civil unrest as a deadly virus spreads across the planet. Citizens fleeing large cities in panic...
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‘A New Life’: urban horror from Paul Lubaczewski
Living homeless on the streets of Philadelphia, all your belongings in a couple of trash bags,...
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A Chat with Elizabeth Shepherd: “Tomb of Ligeia” on Film and Audio
“I cannot, for my soul, remember how, when, or even precisely where, I first became acquainted...
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