
Retro Review: OKLAHOMA (1955)
Oklahoma (1955) immediately made something in my brain perk up and take notice. Something was off. I had never seen
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Oklahoma (1955) immediately made something in my brain perk up and take notice. Something was off. I had never seen

Sea Fever accomplishes little beyond proving The Thing’s stranglehold on infected-people-in-an-isolated-location is so complete that the genre is essentially broken.

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TV broadcasted killer anthology shows over the years: Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, etc. Today the

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Raise your voice for one more chorus of “Nerds! Nerds! Nerds!” Donald Gibb, who played Ogre in Revenge of the

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