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Interviews
Heaton’s ‘Hideous’ Ode to L.A.
Randy Newman famously “loves” L.A, albeit with tongue partially planted in cheek. Andrew Heaton? Not so much. The fiercely funny…
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Reviews
Shyamalan Returns to His ‘Old’ Habits
“A film by M. Night Shyamalan” is a punchline. Again. The director of “The Sixth Sense” went from the next…
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Reviews
‘Space Jam: A New Legacy’ Is a Bloated Nostalgia Headache
Malcolm D. Lee’s 25-years later sequel, “Space Jam: A New Legacy,” combines the worst aspects of “Ready Player One,” “Ralph…
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‘Twister’ at 25: Small IQ, Huge Thrills
Twenty-five years ago, a legendary summer movie season began with a storm. May 10th 1996 kicked off with the arrival…
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Reviews
Horror Import ‘Kandisha’ Offers Fresh Take on Time-Tested Formula
Horror has a long-standing tradition of creative thievery. “Halloween” and “Friday the 13th” spawned dozens of copycat slasher films, while…
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Interviews
‘Canceled’ N.C. Singer Cecil Charles Won’t Back Down
Singer/songwriter Cecil Charles has been following the recent free speech battles with interest. Now, it’s personal. The North Carolina musician…
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Reviews
‘Canceled in the USA’ Reveals How the Woke Mob Hurts Americans
The term Cancel Culture is bandied about in the press with too many caveats. Liberal news outlets preface the phrase…
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‘Boy Behind the Door’ Walks Fine Line Between Horror, Exploitation
Horror movies go to great lengths to make us uncomfortable, but they often avoid putting kids in harm’s way. “The…
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Give Dino De Laurentiis’ 1976 ‘King Kong’ Its (Limited) Due
When you hear the words King Kong, what do you think of? Is it the glorious stop-motion animated creature, climbing…
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Industry News
Leno Dishes on Letterman, Late Night Wars and His Humble Roots
Jay Leno has every excuse to play the celebrity card. He hosted “The Tonight Show” for 22 years and spent…
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