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  • [Nostalgia Week] Spielberg’s ‘A.I. Artificial Intelligence’ (2001) and the Power of “Mecha” Love
    11th Mar 2021

    [Nostalgia Week] Spielberg’s ‘A.I. Artificial Intelligence’ (2001) and the Power of “Mecha” Love

    Charlie Little
  • [Nostalgia Week] Coming Soon from Walt Disney Home Video: A Reflection on the Era of Direct-to-Video Sequels
    10th Mar 2021

    [Nostalgia Week] Coming Soon from Walt Disney Home Video: A Reflection on the Era of Direct-to-Video Sequels

    Beca
  • GFF REVIEW: ‘Iorram (Boat Song)’ (2021) is a Gentle Collage of Living History
    4th Mar 2021

    GFF REVIEW: ‘Iorram (Boat Song)’ (2021) is a Gentle Collage of Living History

    Jack Cameron
  • REVIEW: ‘One Night in Miami’ (2020) is a Triumph of Black Humanity
    28th Feb 2021

    REVIEW: ‘One Night in Miami’ (2020) is a Triumph of Black Humanity

    Bailey Herdé
  • Does the New Year’s ‘Doctor Who’ Special Highlight a Failing Show?
    22nd Jan 2021

    Does the New Year’s ‘Doctor Who’ Special Highlight a Failing Show?

    Ceridwen Millington
  • Black Cats and Monster Masks: The Other Side of Horror in ‘Onibaba’ (1964) and ‘Kuroneko’ (1968)
    20th Nov 2020

    Black Cats and Monster Masks: The Other Side of Horror in ‘Onibaba’ (1964) and ‘Kuroneko’ (1968)

    Jack Cameron
  • 31 Days of Horror: Week Four Roundup
    5th Nov 2020

    31 Days of Horror: Week Four Roundup

    Jenni Holtz
  • The Queer Sexual Tension in Detective Stories
    15th Sep 2020

    The Queer Sexual Tension in Detective Stories

    Michaela Barton
  • TIFF INDUSTRY SELECTS REVIEW: ‘Holler’ (2020) Impresses With Biting Criticism
    14th Sep 2020

    TIFF INDUSTRY SELECTS REVIEW: ‘Holler’ (2020) Impresses With Biting Criticism

    Joel Whitaker
  • FRIGHTFEST REVIEW: ‘Blinders’ (2020) is an Engaging Study of Entitlement
    11th Sep 2020

    FRIGHTFEST REVIEW: ‘Blinders’ (2020) is an Engaging Study of Entitlement

    wsahmad
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