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  • The Flash 2023: Indulgent Nostalgia or Multiverse Mess?

    I am a Gen X-er through and through and am VERY protective of our pop culture legacy… one of our quintessential defining attributes. Quoting films, the music, the life before the Internet, living in the...

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  • Everything, Everywhere All at Once

    Something in the Ether: Everything, Everywhere All at Once

    “There is something out there in the ether”, my best friend, Scott, has been saying… I have been feeling something uncanny in the collective (a Mandela effect of sorts?) Now it seems the metaverse is...

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  • All This is Not Real: The Long Awaited Ingenium Review

    This film took 12 years to make. I was hoping that for my review it wouldn’t take as long! But here we are two years later from when Ingenium premiered at the Manifesto Film Festival...

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  • Two Men Enter …One Man Leaves…

    Two Men Enter …One Man Leaves…

    In part of our rebranding we are welcoming all formats of blogging. Some may be stream of consciousness, anecdotal experiences of film, and more academic/critical reviews. Watching film had in recent years gotten arduous. For...

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  • Mumblecore Mess- Marriage Story review

    Marriage Story (Dir. Noah Baumbach, USA 2019) Sadly the rave reviews do not disguise the “Mumblecore” Mess of Baumbach’s latest installment. I have often many times upon viewing modern cinema ruminated the lack of depth...

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  • ALITA: BATTLE ANGEL

    The trailer had piqued my interest….ever since Michael Mann’s genius film Manhunter, I have been fascinated with this theme of becoming. Like conscious evolution or perhaps just remembering who you were meant to be all along....

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  • US REVIEW

    I taught a class on Apocalyptic Films in Port Townsend Washington back in 2013…and can tell you one of the greatest joys of teaching is keeping in touch with students and knowing that you made...

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  • JOSEPH PILATO

    Day of the Dead Yesterday, one of the greatest villains of horror history passed away, Joe Pilato. Encapsulating the antithesis of the military heroes of the Reagan-era…it is no wonder George Romero’s Day of the...

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