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Continue reading →: ‘Blue Moon’ Quickie Review – Hauntingly MelancholicBlue Moon is gorgeous, hauntingly melancholic, and utterly breathtaking.
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Continue reading →: ‘Dust Bunny’ Review – Delightfully Strange and Wholly EnjoyableBryan Fuller’s Dust Bunny is a delightful little film that’s thrilling, heartwarming, and delightfully strange.
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Continue reading →: ‘Wake Up Dead Man’ Review – Knives Out at its Silliest and Most Profound‘Wake Up Dead Man’ is Knives Out at its Silliest and Most profound and might be the most classic murder mystery of the entire series.
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Continue reading →: ‘Wicked: For Good’ Review – A Perfect Example of Why Nobody Likes Wicked’s Second ActWhile ‘Wicked: For Good” does offer an improvement to the stage version it’s nevertheless nowhere near as good as its predecessor.
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Continue reading →: ‘Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein’ Review – Glorious, Unsubtle, and Wholly EnthrallingGuillermo del Toro’s adaptation of Frankenstein is exactly what you expect – glorious, unsubtle, and wholly enthralling.
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Continue reading →: REVIEW: “What’s Next: A Backstage Pass to The West Wing, Its Cast and Crew, and Its Enduring Legacy of Service” by Melissa Fitzgerald and Mary McCormackFeaturing a host of newly-conducted interviews and archival anecdotes, What’s Next offers readers a glimpse behind the scenes of “The West Wing”.
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Continue reading →: REVIEW: “Horror Movie” by Paul TremblayIn Horror Movie, Paul Tremblay writes both a love letter to and a condemnation of the art of low-budget, gritty horror filmmaking.
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Continue reading →: QUICKIE REVIEW: “You Should Be So Lucky” by Cat SebastianCat Sebastian’s “You Should Be So Lucky” tells a story about love, grief, and the importance and dangers of being yourself. It’s a heartwarming, emotional, and endlessly captivating read.
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Continue reading →: QUICKIE REVIEW: “The Cemetarians” by Daniel Kraus and Maan HouseThe Cemetarians is a fun enough read but ultimately feels rather skin and bones; a story that works solely due to its premise’s audacity rather than its execution.
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Continue reading →: QUICKIE REVIEW: “The Secret History of Bigfoot” by John O’ConnorAs it is, The Secret History of Bigfoot is an entertaining look at the time O’Connor spent with Bigfoot hunters. But as an overview of the cryptid’s legend, and how that legend’s spread, it’s disappointingly thin.
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Michael has been reviewing movies, TV shows, books, and more since 2017 for Thoroughly Modern Reviewer and, more recently, as a critic for Geek Vibes Nation.
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