Mortal Cinema
Luke Y. ThompsonMovies (and TV) analyzed through an atheist filter, along with toys, fast food and other pop culture from longtime entertainment writer and mere mortal Luke Y. Thompson.
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Movie and toy reviewer. Occasional journalist. Grammar-fanatic editor. Pop culture writer. Amateur photographer. Unashamed atheist. Cult movie actor, once upon a time.
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