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Tag Archives: film review
The Coldest City for an Atomic Blonde
My partner is a cartoonist. So we take a particular interest in movies that are based on comics. For example, no sooner did we see The Death of Stalin, then she was on the phone to France, asking a friend to … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Uncategorized
Tagged Atomic Blonde, film review, movie, review, The Coldest City
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The 2015 moldy oldie(s): Midwich Cuckoos of the Damned
Every Halloween I dust off a long-forgotten supernatural horror story to read and review. It’s been a busy November, which is why I’m only getting to writing up my review of 2015’s selection today. This year’s “moldy oldie” is the … Continue reading
Posted in Reading fiction, Reviews
Tagged Fiction, film review, horror, Reading, review, Science fiction
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Chapter 22 of Martha’s Children, and Innocent Blood
The Vampire Bureau goes public! Criminals beware! But Sherlock Kammen is sitting on the sidelines, still trying to track down Martha and her sorceress Make Love Not War. Well, at least until a waitress starts asking questions. Watch Kammen take … Continue reading
Posted in Martha's Children, Reviews, Writing fiction
Tagged Chicago, film review, horror, supernatural, vampire, Writing
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