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THE WITCH: Agency for Eating Babies
James Harleman / February 28, 2016
While many Christians heard about the Satanic Temple’s support of Robert Eggers’ creepy 1630 horror flick “The Witch“ and ran the other way, I had the alternate instinct: the devilish
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Miss me? A review of THE CONJURING
James Harleman / August 14, 2013
They had me at the doll. The opening vignette about Annabelle plays like a campfire tale – and could be a scary short film in its
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Another visit to The Cabin in the Woods
James Harleman / September 18, 2012
The talented Joss Whedon has a lesser-known hit this year, overshadowed by his colossal success with The Avengers. Whedon co-wrote The Cabin in the Woods, out today on
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Watching the Watchers of The Cabin in the Woods
James Harleman / April 24, 2012

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A SUPERNATURAL Affection
James Harleman / May 13, 2010
I’ll confess, I’m more than a little excited about the season finale of Supernatural tonight, the culmination of a five-year escalation of biblical proportions for the
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ELM STREET won’t put you to sleep, but doesn’t slice deep
James Harleman / May 9, 2010
I wasn’t allowed to watch “Freddy” or “Jason” movies growing up, and by the time I watched Krueger on television in the 90s he’d become less
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SWEENEY TODD: Meat Pies & Mean Guys
James Harleman / November 7, 2008
Sweeney Todd was a fictional character first appearing in penny dreadfuls in 1846. The “Demon Barber of Fleet Street” has seen several incarnations since then, from
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Appropriacalypse Now
James Harleman / March 19, 2008
A Review of Doomsday (R) When a movie comes out called Doomsday, it invariably draws ones mind to many other end-of-world films that have graced (or
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Dear Diary, this movie sucked…
James Harleman / February 21, 2008
What’s that limping slowly in the distance? Wow, that guy looks half-dead… WAIT! He doesn’t look half dead… he IS dead. So… like, why is he