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SATURDAY NIGHT And The Truth Of “Based On A True Story”
SATURDAY NIGHT asks the question of how much creative license is too much, and how lack of authenticity affects the film. [click for more]
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SNL@50: The Other SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
In 1975, two SATURDAY NIGHT LIVES debuted. One is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, the other did even last a year. We talk about that one here. [click for more]
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We Found It On Streaming: SCARE ME (2020)
SCARE ME is a creepy display of the horrors of storytelling, buoyed by the performance of its leads, that can’t quite make it to the finish line intact. [click for more]
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SNL@50: The Eras: 1975-1976: In The Beginning
Our first SNL era covers the first, tumultuous year of the show. We cover its growing pains, its successes and its failures. [click for more]
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We Found It On Streaming: ZOMBIE TOWN (2023)
ZOMBIE TOWN offers a gore-free zombie movie that the whole family could watch. Too bad they couldn’t give us a better movie. [click for more]
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SNL @ 50: The Hardship Of Being A SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Fan
Want to explore the full depeth of the history of the venerable sketch comedy institution? You might have a bit of trouble with that. [click for more]
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We Found It On Streaming: LOVE, GILDA (2018)
Gilda Radner’s life has the making of a powerful documentary biography. That makes it puzzling why LOVE, GILDA is so bland and tame. [click for more]
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We Found It On Streaming: WIFELIKE (2022)
WIFELIKE is a glitzy and glossy spectacle that tries to cover up its numerous flaws with its above average production values but mostly falls short. [click for more]
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13 Anticipated Fall 2024 Movies
As the awards season starts to kick, here are a baker’s dozen of films we [click for more]
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We Found It On Streaming: UNTOUCHABLE (2019)
UNTOUCHABLE doesn’t say anything that you don’t already know about the Harvey Weinstein case, but it says it in a way you need to hear. [click for more]