Celebrating the Living: John Turturro
John Turturro is another one of those people who I sort of picture first as a floating head, a platonic ideal of John Turturro-ness. What’s more, I can’t even see…
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GENERATION LOSS, by Elizabeth Hand: A Women’s+ Canon Article
Generation Loss is the story of Cass Neary, a photographer who, as the novel opens,…
Film on the Internet: CAM (2018)
Bloodshot Is The Worst Thing To Happen To America In The Past Week
Thoughtful Direction and Costume Designs Aren’t Enough To Fully Save The Frequently Formulaic Stargirl
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Doug’s Cinematic Firsties: Sorcerer’s Bleak But Masterful Filmmaking Is Like Some Form of Magic
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties is a recurring series wherein Douglas Laman (A.K.A. NerdInTheBasement) will review a…
Joy and Deceit on a ROMAN HOLIDAY: A Women’s+ Canon Article
Borders and FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST: A Women’s+ Canon Article by Persia
Feminism, Sexuality, and Menstruation in CARRIE: A Women’s+ Canon Article
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The Friday Article Round-up Reminds Us that Magic Takes Hard Work
Nothing gets created without a lot of hard work behind the scenes. If it’s done…
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It’s Just Good Fun: Kenny Rogers, 1938-2020
The Friday Article Round-Up Will Offer Some Pleasant Distractions, Promise
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Rejected Coca-Cola Regal Filmmakers Reckon with Self-Isolation
These are difficult times. And in addition to the most vulnerable portions of our population,…
Art in Time of Plague
Taco Break: Criticism vs. Experience (from Son of Griff)
Teaching with Television
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MAUS: A Tragicomic, Tragic Comic
When Maus first came out, many people were shocked not just at how well Art Spiegelman handled the difficult subject of the Holocaust, but that he could handle it at…
