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The SUPER sequel to CINEMAGOGUE is here!
qu0rr@ / February 17, 2025
Love superheroes and cinema? This book is for you.Ever wondered WHY they’re so beloved? Even better. “You’ve changed things!” In 2008’s The Dark Knight, the Joker confronts Batman
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A TIMELY Endorsement
qu0rr@ / November 22, 2023
Fresh from the hit Disney+ show LOKI, the mysterious Miss Minutes gives the new Cinemagogue Book a ringing endorsement in this parody put together by some
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Cocaine Bear. Seriously.
qu0rr@ / November 8, 2023
As a challenge, the Popcorn Theology hosts sunk their teeth into Cocaine Bear – an outlandish story about an enormous bear that goes on a killing
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CINEMAGOGUE: DIRECTOR’S CUT
qu0rr@ / October 23, 2023
It’s HERE! The Big Announcement we’ve been teasing over the last month… check out the Cinemaguy’s short video announcement about the definitive edition of the Cinemagogue
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In the Dark w/Spencer Keller
qu0rr@ / October 3, 2023
Do you like scary movies? Spencer Keller not only likes them, he MAKES them, and we get a chance to talk with this up-and-coming writer, cinematographer
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Sound of Freedom
qu0rr@ / September 26, 2023
Stop, children. What’s that sound? That’s the sound of James, Maddy and Kat weighing in on the little independent film that has rocked the Hollywood boat
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A Haunting in Venice
qu0rr@ / September 26, 2023
Navigate the creepy canals, dreary domiciles and superstitious scenarios of this latest Hercule Poirot film that moves from mystery to ponder the paranormal! Cinemaguy and guest
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CHARADE
qu0rr@ / September 26, 2023
Is this REALLY the movie we’re reviewing? Can you trust the episode title or description? What if it’s something else entirely? Join James with guest hosts
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The BLACK MIRROR, Cracked
qu0rr@ / August 5, 2019
Richard and James explore the themes of all three episodes from the latest season of Netflix Exclusive Black Mirror. The show is known for showing us the dangers