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QUENTIN TARANTINO: What’s Next For One Of Hollywood’s Greatest Directors?

THE EXORCIST: MARTYRS Aims To Continue One Of Horror’s Most Enduring Legacies

THE ADVENTURES OF CLIFF BOOTH: The Latest On QT and Fincher’s New Sequel!

ROCKY (1976): Still The Champ Fifty Years Later

From Marlowe To Rockford: A Progression To An Iconic Character

THE THIRD MAN (1949): The Shadow Of Harry Lime

From Marlowe To Rockford: A Progression To An Iconic Character

THE AVENGERS: The Emma Peel Years (1965-1968)

DOCTOR WHO: THE MOVIE (1996): A 30 Year Reflection On The Doctor’s Attempted Revival

The Stork Club: Old Hollywood’s New York Hangout

The Astonishing Life and Tragic Death of Carole Landis

World War 2: The Movie Stars Who Served

Scholars’ Spotlight: Paul Thomas Anderson

Scholars’ Spotlight: Robert Shaw

Scholars’ Spotlight: The Pickford Family (Part 1)

THE SAMURAI AND THE PRISONER Review: An Agatha Christie Mystery In Feudal Japan

TONY Offers Up A Perfect Slice From Anthony Bourdain’s Beginnings

MOTOR CITY Review: Trying Something New, Which Sort Of Works

Scholars’ Spotlight: Robert Shaw

James Bond in Space! The Making of MOONRAKER (1979)

Scholars’ Spotlight: Audrey Hepburn

WANNABE: ALL WASHED UP: A Roundtable Interview With The Mockumentary Makers

AUTONOMOUS: Kyle Valle And Erin Áine Talk About Their Groundbreaking ‘Micro Horror’

THE TOWN THAT TAKES: An Interview With Writer/Director Britt Bankhead And Star Grace Patterson

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