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Reviews
Why ‘Dazed and Confused’ Is So Much More Than a Stoner Classic
Richard Linklater’s “Dazed and Confused” (1993) is set on May 28th, 1976, “the last day of school,” but never feels…
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Jim Carrey’s ‘Truman Show’ Predicted Our Binge-Watching Age
Peter Weir’s “The Truman Show” (1998) has a wild premise: what if a television channel existed where you can watch…
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Music News
Tom MacDonald’s ‘Your America’: Destructive Ideologies Come from the Left
Sounds like Tom MacDonald has finally picked a side. The anti-woke rapper’s songs blast woke culture, divisive media outlets and…
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Opinion
Joe Rogan Shares Oliver Anthony’s ‘Rich Men’ Battle Cry
The most profound statement in recent memory came courtesy of the late, great Andrew Breitbart. “Politics is downstream of culture.”…
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‘Shape of Shadows’ Looks Beyond Paranormal Hot Spot
Podcaster-turned-director Tony Merkel won’t convert the naysayers with “The Shape of Shadows.” The indie documentary offers nuggets of paranormal activity…
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‘Last Voyage of the Demeter’ – Gothic Horror Done Right
Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” unleashed a never-ending wave of vampire stories, including this year’s campy “Renfield.” it’s getting harder to stand…
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Judy Greer Shines (Yet Again) in ‘Aporia’
Jared Moshe’s “Aporia” is about a family broken by a sudden death. We meet Sophie (Judy Greer) who has lost…
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Why ‘Jules’ Isn’t Really About Aliens
Marc Turtletaub’s “Jules” begins with its focus on Milton, an elderly man played by the always great Ben Kingsley. We…
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‘TMNT Mutant Mayhem’ – Gross, Gloomy Franchise Reboot
Jeff Rowe’s “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem” is the new CGI animated adaptation of the classic Kevin Eastman and…
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Industry News
Tom MacDonald’s ‘American Flags’ Hits Number One (Twice)
Tom MacDonald doesn’t need a record label or fancy marketers to push his music to the masses. He makes it.…
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