Once in Every Lifetime Comes a Show Like This: The Young Ones
Comedy is often viewed as entertainment. The suspension of disbelief from an audience allows us to...
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Category: Television
Review: Eli Roth’s History of Horror (Season Two)
Call your series a ‘History of Horror’ and there’s always going to be some arsehole telling you...
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From Toxie to Tank Girl: A Look at Why Your Appreciation of the Superhero Feature Should Extend Way beyond the MCU
One of my happiest memories was the day I finished fashioning my own home-made Superman costume....
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Screenadelica
I’m not sure I planned on being weird, but growing up in the seventies and eighties meant I was groomed by lax parenting, barely existent health and safety, and televisual content, which was either spewed through the psychedelic filter of ex-hippies or curiously wizened old men.
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Review: AGFA Mystery Mixtapes Are Loaded with Hard-to-Find Genre Film Nostalgia Pieces
Strange times call for strange entertainment, and genre film fanatics looking for something...
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“Where Do Good-Looking, Aging Boys Go?” Saying a Prayer for the Wildcats
The early-seventies were an interesting and pivotal time for gender identity and reinforcement....
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Blow the Man Down Review
While practicing her eulogy for her mother’s funeral, Priscilla (Sophie Lowe, Once Upon A Time in...
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The Underappreciated Characters: A Look at the Careers of Bill Bixby, Karen Black, Strother Martin, Roddy McDowall, and Yvonne De Carlo
There are certain actors that are the entertainment industry’s utility players. These are the...
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Touching Back: 5 Great Performances from Night Gallery
Fifty years ago last month, the pilot episode of Rod Serling’s new venture into the weird and...
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Midnight Approved: The 10 Most Memorable Episodes of Are You Afraid of the Dark?
For many viewers of my generation, no other club on the face of the Earth boasted the kind of...
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Broadway Dancer, Golda Meir, and the Free-Spirited Rhoda: Celebrating the Life Energy Left by Valerie Harper
“My mother’s maiden name was McConnell. Her ancestors are Canadian, Irish, Scotch and Welsh. And,...
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Our Father, Rod Serling: Finding Family in The Twilight Zone
“Very little comment here, save for this small aside: that the ties of flesh are deep and...
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