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Tag Archives: Gabriel Byrne
Poltergeist III (or How I Learned to Start Worrying About Death)
One of the more infamous yet unremarkable film anniversaries took place this past weekend in the form of Poltergeist III. Released in June of 1988, roughly four months after the death of its’ star Heather O’Rourke, the film itself … Continue reading
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Tagged Baby Boomers, Carol Anne, Charlie, Corey Burton, Crohn's Disease, Doug Drexler, Freeling, Gabriel Byrne, Gary Sherman, Heather O'Rourke, Hereditary, Kane, Kipley Wentz, Lara Flynn Boyle, Nancy Allen, Oliver Robins, Poltergeist, Poltergeist curse, Poltergeist II: The Other Side, poltergeist III, Reagan, Steven Spielberg, Tangina, tequila, tequila worms, Tobe Hooper, Tom Skerritt, Toni Collette, Zelda Rubinstein
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Three Middle Aged White Men Talk Feminism
http://zpnetwork.com/wp-content/podcasts/Critics149.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadThis week we’ve got several new movies. Diane Keaton remade every other movie she’s made over the last ten years with Love the Coopers. Sean wasn’t thrilled. The 33 is a Lifetime like movie … Continue reading
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Tagged 9 to 5, Aaron Eckhart, Alan Arkin, Alicia Silverstone, Alien, Amanda Seyfried, Annie Hall, Antonio Banderas, Bechdel Test, Billy Dee WIlliams, Bob Gunton, Boyhood, Brian’s Song, Bryce Dallas Howard, Carey Mulligan, Charlize Theron, Clueless, Daisies, Diane Keaton, Don Francisco, Ed Helms, Eli Roth, Ellen Page, Erin Brockovich, Feminism, Finding Dory, Finding Nemo, Finn Whitlock, Gabriel Byrne, Gone Girl, Harrison Ford, Helena Bonham Carter, Hunger Games, I Am Sam, I Smile Back, I Spit on Your Grave, Jaco, James Caan, Jeepers Kreepers, Jennifer Garner, Jessie Nelson, Joan Allen, John Goodman, Julianne Moore, Juno, Jurassic World, Keanu Reeves, Kill Bill, Knock Knock, Lou Diamond Phillips, Love the Coopers, Mad Max: Fury Road, Meryl Streep, My All American, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2, Olivia Wilde, Patricia Arquette, Rudy, Sarah Silverman, Silence of the Lambs, Spectre, Suffragette, The 33, The Contender, Tropic Thunder, Working Girl
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On 1985’s ‘Defense of the Realm’
The age of the internet has made old-fashioned thrillers like 1985’s “Defense of the Realm” obsolete. This story of a crusading journalist wielding his typewriter for a just cause would only last about 10 minutes in this day and age … Continue reading
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Tagged 1985, David Drury, Defense of the Realm, Denholm Elliott, Eric Bana, Gabriel Byrne, Greta Scacchi, Julia Stiles
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