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Bryan Wolford

Thoughts on film and television through a fan's lens.

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Latest Issues

Movie Monday: Return of the Living Dead 3 (1993)

This week’s Cinema Slacker Movie Monday takes us back to 1993 for one of the stranger and more interesting entries in the Return of the Living Dead franchise.

Directed by Brian Yuzna, Return of the Living Dead 3 moves away from the horror-...

5 days ago

Murders In The Rue Morgue & The Island Of Lost Souls

Doug is programming a month of Universal Horrors, so we start off with a few of his favorites. First up, Bela Lugosi hunts down women for his mutant gorilla (no, really) in MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE. Then, we get stranded on an island with...

6 days ago
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Thriller A Cruel Picture & Nightwatch

We’re looking at some foreign films this episode to make ourselves feel smarter. First up, we look at the exploitation film THRILLER A CRUEL PICTURE (THEY CALL HER ONE EYE). Then, we head back to the 90s and check out the suspense film NIGH...

8 days ago
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The Pagemaster & Titan A.E.

In this episode, we’re talking about the animated works of Don Bluth. First, we’re chatting about Macaulay Culkin’s animated transformation in THE PAGEMASTER. Then, we’re talking about Matt Damon’s animated transformation in TITAN A.E.

10 days ago
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Movie Monday: The Monster Squad (1987) — Wolfman's Got Nards!

It’s time for another Movie Monday here at Cinema Slacker!

Every week, I pick a letter of the alphabet and find a movie in my collection that starts with that letter. This week, we’re up to M, and what better choice than Fred Dekker’s 1987...

12 days ago
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