San Diego Comic-Con always has a few up-to-the-minute costumes (like someone dressed as Cyclospora lettuce), and a few looks especially…
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Kiyoshi Kurosawa is celebrated for making tense, methodical genre films that study the horrors of contemporary society. Defined by their…
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The New York subway system is a perfect location for a scene, sequence, or whole movie, whether the scene is…
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While clips and headlines exploded from Comic-Con 2026 this weekend about the upcoming “Avengers: Doomsday,” the casting of David Jonsson…
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Last week, it was reported that Chicago-based Honore Properties had purchased the 17-story building at 70 E. Lake St. in…
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From Jean Harlow and James Dean through Simone Battle and Anton Yelchin, entertainment history is filled with instances of performers…
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Since his career began, Christopher Nolan has crafted a cinematic environment where horror elements are present. But because his films…
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As Fantasia chugs mightily along its first full week, its selections grow ever more niche and specific. That’s nothing new;…
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In a world filled with far too many real-life horrors, the concept of the cozy comfort show has become more…
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