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Reviews
‘South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut’ Must Be Seen Again Today
One of my least favorite movie review cliches is to say something is “more relevant now.” Was it not relevant…
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‘Honeyland’ Perfectly Captures Struggle Between Past, Present
Can I persuade you to watch a movie about beekeeping in Macedonia? I know, it sounds more like an “SCTV”…
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Contributors
Why This Ex-Tour Guide Shared Her ‘Capitol Dream’
Five years ago, I served as a congressional intern in Washington, DC and on Capitol Hill for a Member of…
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Opinion
Critic Confessions: The Time Cher Got Booed By Bikers
Nineteen years ago I rode to Sturgis with my best chum Tom Delaney. We began in Yankton where Tom loaned…
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Opinion
Classic Horror Should Be Seen on the Big Screen
Cineplex Odeon once played a pair of Universal horror staples, Tod Browning’s “Dracula” and James Whale’s “Frankenstein,” as part of…
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Contributors
How Hollywood Bias Permanently Changed One Film Site
I’ve been an avid movie watcher for 20 years. By 2015 I was seeing, on average, three films a week…
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Reviews
‘Gwen’ Offers Slow Burn Scares with a Sly Surprise
In “Gwen,” first-time director William McGregor’s turns the scenic countryside of North Wales into something unsettling in its lush desolation.…
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Movies
Here’s What’s Really Offensive About ‘Loqueesha’
Jeremy Saville’s “Loqueesha,” a movie about a white man who finds success pretending to be a black woman on the…
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Opinion
Culture War Vol. 3: Andrew Breitbart’s Legacy Must Endure
In Part One of this series, I brought up a question few are asking: what are the victory conditions of…
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Movies
‘Being Frank’ Takes Huge Risks … and Belly Flops
Jim Gaffigan’s “Being Frank” is a dramedy that’s hard to forget, for all the wrong reasons. It’s impossible to convey…
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