
THE MAGNIFICENT MURRAYTHON: PART II
By Brad Grandrino For all the ceaseless nostalgic love the 1990s gets from folks all over the internet, the decade […]
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By Brad Grandrino For all the ceaseless nostalgic love the 1990s gets from folks all over the internet, the decade […]
By Brad Grandrino There are certain hive-mind mentalities among film fanatics – circle-jerks, as they’re crudely though commonly called. They […]
By Dan Poorman We will conquer this wilderness. It will not consume us! William, The Witch Sorry, Will, but it totally […]
Sit beside a cozy fire, sip on some hot chocolate, and bask(et) in the Christmas glory as you listen to […]
By PJ Grisar When that definitive Star Wars text first crawled onto the screen in 1977, the world had never […]
By Dan Poorman A Christmas Story. Gremlins. National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. Home Alone. The Nightmare Before Christmas. Hell, even Jingle All The Way. These are the […]
By Kevin Redding On Saturday night, October 24th, I got comfortable in my second row seat at the glorious Alamo […]
By PJ Grisar Living, as I always have, in a place with seasons, fall has always had a homey air […]
By Brad Grandrino 1,2, Freddy’s coming for you. We all know the rest. Hell, you’re singing it either in your […]
By Brad Grandrino Every year when summer ends and mid-September arrives, I throw myself into full-Halloween mode and shift my […]
By Kevin Redding At roughly 4 a.m. in the quiet dark, when most everybody else is well into their sleep, […]
By Kevin Redding If the movie really hypnotizes me, the sensation follows out into real life, and the world seems […]
By Dan Poorman These days you get in a lot of trouble no matter what you say, you know what […]
By Dan Poorman NOTE: This is spoiler-free. You’re welcome. I’m going to cut to the chase: everyone is talking about […]
By Cole Rothacker Last year was an interesting year for animated films. For the first time since 2006, we didn’t see […]
By Scott Interrante When I was in third or fourth grade, I started writing a novel—as third or fourth graders who are too […]