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Cryptic and Objectionable: The Seashell And The Clergyman

February 13, 2019 reprobatemagazine

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Last Year At Marienbad: Reinventing Cinema

June 17, 2018 reprobatemagazine

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Review: The Discreet Charm Of The Bourgeoisie

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There was clearly something strange in the water during 1964, as US TV managed to more or less simultaneously produce two comedy shows featuring macabre families. While The Addams Family was the edgier of the two shows, The Munsters was the more popular with the public, probably because its satirical take on wholesome family sit coms and Universal monster movies was rather more familiar and comforting. Read more about the various incarnations of this monstrous sitcom family on our website.

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Top quality, Lovecraftian monsters of the 1950s. Shove your CGI crap, this is the business.

Sylvia Miles had a hell of a career. Midnight Cowboy, Heat, The Last Movie, 92 in the Shade, The Sentinel, Wall Street... RIP.

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