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Daily Archives: November 20, 2023
Movie Review: A New “Velveteen Rabbit,” still touching after all these years
That venerable children’s classic “The Velveteen Rabbit” is the Ur Text of any entertainment meant for children that’s about toys and the love that it takes to make them “real,” even if does have a hint of “Pinocchio” about it. … Continue reading
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Joss Ackland: 1928-2023, The Very Best in British Bad Guys
How good was Joss Ackland at being bad? Most of us first noticed this British character actor in a couple of late ’80s films in which he stepped into the foreground — “White Mischief” and “Lethal Weapon 2.” As one … Continue reading
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Movie Review: The New Vicar in an “Escape to the Country” village has to contend with “Lord of Misrule”
Return we now to the subgenre of Gothic terror known as “folk horror,” a tale that is the spiritual kin of “The Wicker Man,” “Midsomer” and “The Blair Witch Project.” “Lord of Misrule” is set in a quaint English country … Continue reading
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