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Why Batman and Wolverine Should Die In A Fire And Take A Hiatus From Movies
2 Comments »Posted in Featured Articles, Pearl ClutchingDec 4, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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Or how two of comic’s “coolest” heroes are overexposed jerks and mascots for every internet douche ever. As the middle child in a big blended family full of step siblings and very close cousins I had an obsession with setting myself apart. Particularly from my older sister. If she liked vanilla I liked chocolate. If [...]
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Breaking Dawn Part 2 Thumbs Its Nose At Fandom And Hollywood And Transcends Its Franchise
2 Comments »Posted in Featured Articles, ReviewsNov 19, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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I hate irony. I despise it with a passion. I hate how it’s used as an excuse to be racist and sexist and I hate how it’s an excuse actors and creators use to avoid criticism. For so long the people putting the Twilight Saga on our screens have winked at the audience and chuckled [...]
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How Skyfall Reasserted The Patriarchy In Bond
5 Comments »Posted in Featured Articles, ReviewsNov 14, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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I generally try to review films without spoiling them. But every so often the story is so absolutely critical to my perception of the film that I have to get heavy with the spoilers. So apologies in advance. If you have not seen Skyfall then bookmark this and come back later. Ian Flemming’s James Bond [...]
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Lost Katharine Hepburn Film To Be Screened For The First Time In Over Forty Years
7 Comments »Posted in Featured Articles, FilmOct 25, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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There are a lot of different ways to characterize lost films. Some were destroyed. Some are missing in a vault in Argentina or LA. Some are sequestered away by the people who own the rights in the hopes no one will ever see them again. Roger Corman’s Fantastic Four, Jerry Lewis’s The Day the Clown [...]
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7 Women of Classic Foreign Cinema Who Never Gave A F*ck And Leni Riefenstahl
1 Comment »Posted in Featured Articles, Women Who POPOct 24, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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When talking about women’s contribution to film it’s incredibly easy to be a bit myopic and only really acknowledge Hollywood women–those who moved there and those who became famous there. BUT film isn’t just sunny and incredibly comfortable temperature wise California. Until the Nazification of Germany that country had a more prolific and higher quality [...]
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I Blew Up A Misogynist In Borderlands 2 And It Felt Great
14 Comments »Posted in Featured Articles, GamingOct 3, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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Gearbox got a lot of flack for Duke Nukem Forever and rightfully so. But then nobody played it and talking about misogyny in it almost seems like complaining about someone clapping in the forest even though no one could hear them you know? And then when describing a DLC playable character Gearbox dropped the dreaded [...]
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V/H/S Is Brotastic Horror At Its Most Middling; Also Boobs
No comments yetPosted in Featured Articles, ReviewsOct 2, 2012
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I can only think of a single female cast member whose tits I did not see in the midnight showing of V/H/S. Friday, September 29th, was the first 11:59 PM showing of the Milwaukee Film Festival‘s Cinema Hooligante category: the brain child of the organization’s Programming Director, Angela Catalano. Tailored to midnight thrill seekers, opening weekend’s late [...]
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Wonder Woman Returns To Ms. Magazine While Controversy Swirls Around Her
2 Comments »Posted in Featured Articles, General GeekerySep 27, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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Gloria Steinem and Ms. Magazine are one of the main reasons you know about Wonder Woman. They grew up on her stories in the fifties and early sixties and with fond memories of a childhood heroine they put her on the cover and fashioned an icon. Because in 1972 Wonder Woman was anything but. Her [...]
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A Brief Note from the Princess Anck-Su-Namun
3 Comments »Posted in Featured Articles, FilmSep 25, 2012
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It took thousands of years, but I had finally achieved the rest I deserved after a life of misery. My earthly life was full of sorrows, even though my body my bangin’ and there were hella pyramids. I had to keep doing this one pharaoh dude who I didn’t love, when really I just wanted [...]
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Amy Poehler’s Systematic Dismantling Of The Emmys
No comments yetPosted in Featured Articles, TelevisionSep 24, 2012
By Alex Cranz
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The Emmys is television’s chance to lay on the prestige and play Oscars dress up. It isn’t quite as prestigious and often times it’s about as genuinely meritorious of quality art as the Golden Globes and maybe Oscar-Winner Kevin Costner called it a joke last night, but it’s still very important. It’s the Emmys! Growing [...]

















