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Contributors
GOP Donors Ignore Movies at Their Peril
As is boldly apparent, progressives have captured and now maintain a near monopoly on the nation’s institutions. Media Sports News…
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Sorry, ‘Die Hard’ Is NOT a Christmas Movie
My new web site boasts just one image and no content. For now. The subject, however, sparks endless social media…
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‘High Country Murder’ Shows Urgent Need for Fresh Voices
In 2021, I was living in sunny Southern California, working in film. My childhood in the mountains of Northern California…
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Opinion
Why Hinchcliffe’s Trump Rally Roast Hurt MAGA Nation
(Guest Contributor: K-von) In about a week, you might ask yourself, “Who the h*ll allowed Tony Hinchcliffe to take the…
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Opinion
‘Love Bound’ Explores Romance in Digital Age
“Love Bound” explores love, loneliness and the quest for connection at a time when romantic bonds are undergoing a seismic…
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Contributors
‘Mulberry Street’ Play Evokes Serling’s ‘Twilight Zone’
A suburban family confronts an unfathomable mystery when friends and neighbors suddenly begin vanishing without a trace. “Our Town” meets…
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Contributors
The Unseen Struggles in Indie Films
In the independent (indie) film world, where passion often overshadows profit, actors face unique challenges beyond the glitz of premieres.…
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Contributors
The Real Questions Answered by ‘Am I Racist?’
“He who knows only his own side of the case knows little of that. His reasons may be good, and…
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Reviews
‘The Dark and the Wicked’ Offers Sly, Slow-Burn Chills
Dark and foreboding. That sounds clichéd, but it perfectly describes “The Dark and the Wicked.” This horror gem by director…
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Opinion
Why Chuck Norris’ ‘Delta Force’ Is Modern Hollywood Blasphemy
“What terrifies me is if ISIS were to detonate a nuclear device and kill 50 million Americans. Imagine the backlash…
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