Josie And The Pussycats Are Back On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
Reunited and it feels so good. For fans who followed Josie (Ashleigh Murray) over to Katy Keene, it hasn’t been
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Blu-ray Review: David Lynch’s ‘Dune’ Gets The Arrow Treatment
For a long time, the thought of watching Dune felt like a betrayal to director David Lynch. He famously didn’t have
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Blu-Ray Review: ‘Discovery of Witches’ Season 2
When dealing with heady forces like time travel, it never hurts to have a plan and Diana (Teresa Palmer) and
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New Network, Same Other Two: ‘The Other Two’ Season 2 Reviewed
Chase (Case Walker) may no longer be the only famous Dubek in the family, but Cary (Drew Tarver) and Brooke
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Betty Interrogates The Chain-Saw-Wielding Trucker On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
Whether or not the guy Betty (Lili Reinhart) has chained up is responsible for every murder that’s taken place on
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25th Fantasia International Film Festival: An Interview With ‘Martyrs Lane’ Director, Ruth Platt
Unable to return the lock of hair she found in her mother’s locket, Leah (Kiera Thompson) panics and throws it
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25th Fantasia International Film Festival: ‘On The Third Day’
On the Third Day Directed by Daniel De la Vega Written by Alberto Fasce and Gonzalo Ventura It’s a mother’s worst nightmare. After getting
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A Perfect Primer To Spaghetti Westerns: ‘Vengeance Trails’ Reviewed
If you’ve never seen a European Western before, Arrow’s new box set, Vengeance Trails, is the perfect place to start. All
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25th Fantasia International Film Festival: ‘Don’t Say Its Name,’ ‘Glasshouse’
Don’t Say Its Name Directed by Rueben Martell Written by Rueben Martell and Gerald Wexler Ever since Kharis (Sheena Kaine)
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Archie Uncovers A Dog Fighting Ring On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
Usually Riverdale can be depended on to have trailers that attract new viewers. This week’s promo is strictly for fans who
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TV Review: ‘Chapelwaite’
For four episodes, Chapelwaite doesn’t assume that every viewer will know the series is an adaption of Stephen King’s Jerusalem’s
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25th Fantasia International Film Festival: ‘Hello! Tapir’ And ‘Ghosting Gloria’
Hello! Tapir Directed by Kethsvin Chee Written by Kethsvin Chee, Chris Leong, and Yoon Yee Teh Ah Keat (Run Yin
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25th Fantasia International Film Festival: ‘Giving Birth To A Butterfly’
Giving Birth to a Butterfly Directed by Theodore Schaefer Written by Patrick Lawler and Theodore Schaefer Dana and her husband,
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Hiram Gets An Origin Story On Next Week’s ‘Riverdale’
Who knew a line about Hiram (Mark Consuelos) devoting years to looking for playdium would demand such an extensive backstory,
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25th Fantasia International Film Festival: ‘Strawberry Mansion,’ ‘It’s A Summer Film!’
Strawberry Mansion Written and Directed by Albert Birney and Kentucker Audley Very few things in life are free, but that doesn’t make
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From The Revolutionary War To WWII: An Interview With ‘Dark Blood’ Writer, LaToya Morgan
Writer, LaToya Morgan, is no stranger to historical fiction. Having written and served as a producer on the TV show,
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25th Fantasia International Film Festival: “Woodlands Dark And Days Bewitched”
Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror Written and Directed by Kier-La Janisse If all you’re looking
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Like A British ‘Little Women’ — ‘The Railway Children’ Reviewed
While Lionel Jeffries’ The Railway Children is a Christmas staple in the UK, it hasn’t always been easy to find
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Comic-Con@Home 2021: Putting A Face To The Voice With ‘Voice-Over Superstars In Animation And Live Action’
It’s always exciting when a panel is able to bring together a group of people who can speak to all
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Comic-Con@Home 2021: Stephen Amell Returns To TV With ‘Heels’
So it serves me right for starting the panel late, but usually with Comic Con@Home, you can watch the panels
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A TV Movie To Fill That ‘Outlander’ Void: ‘The Two Worlds Of Jennie Logan’ Reviewed
There’s forgiving someone and there’s being able to move past what they did. In the TV movie, The Two Worlds
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Marlene Dietrich Double Feature: ‘Angel’ And ‘The Song of Songs’
Josef von Sternberg wasn’t the only great director Marlene Dietrich worked with — she also worked with Ernst Lubitsch and
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Female Friendship And Skateboarding: ‘Betty’ Season 2 Reviewed
Saying “There’s no falling in skateboarding,” would be like saying, “There’s no crying in baseball.” People fall all the time,
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Film Review: Mae West Deep Dive (Part 2)
Mae West’s later films aren’t usually as well-regarded as her pre-code films, but now, thanks to Kino Lorber, there’s room
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And What A Lovely Web It Is: Reviewing Michael Gordon’s Film Noir, ‘The Web’
It’s hard to believe Michael Gordon’s The Web has never had a home video release before. In this competent noir
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When Beatlemania Strikes: ‘Lucy In The Sky’ Reviewed
There’s a difference between knowing who a band is and really listening to their music. Ask most people who the
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An Interview With The Creative Team Behind ‘Nightmare In Savannah’
With a new home and biased teachers to get used to, the one thing that seems to be working out
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Adjusting To Paradise: ‘Turtle In Paradise: The Graphic Novel’ Reviewed
To Turtle’s mom, the Florida Keys are paradise. For Turtle, it’s a place where “avocados” are “alligator pears” and kids
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Film Review: Mae West Deep Dive (Part 1)
This year, Paramount launched its own streaming service – Paramount+ – but none of that would be possible if it
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Paging Old School TV Guide: ‘The Six Sidekicks Of Trigger Keaton’ #1 Reviewed
Nobody wants to think their favorite actor is a monster. By opening issue one of The Six Sidekicks of Trigger
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TV Review: ‘Physical’ Episodes 1-3 Reviewed
Success and kindness don’t always go hand in hand. In the very first scene of Physical, viewers are given a
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