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Volume 49

How I Spent My Summer Vacation or, Films to Love Forever 2011 by Nancy Kilpatrick
Nancy reviews the Fantasia 2011 film festival.

Volume 48

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Volume 47

Mike’s and Lisa’s Throw-Down Review: Hobo with a Shotgun by Michael Marano and Lisa Morton
Mike Merano’s and Lisa Morton’s battling reviews of Hobo.

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How I Spent My Summer Vacation or, Films to Love Forever by Nancy Kilpatrick
Nancy reviews the Fantasia film festival.

How I Spent My Summer Vacation or, Films to Love Forever 2010 by Nancy Kilpatrick
Nancy reviews the Fantasia 2010 film festival.

The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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The Smoking Gun by Phillip Brugalette
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A Sniff of S.I.F.F.: (The Seattle International Film Festival) by Phillip Brugalette
Phillip Burgalette reviews the 2001 Festival.

Will Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings be reduced to just another action-adventure sword and sorcery commercial vehicle for selling Tacos and fries, action figures and lunchboxes?
(Not there’s anything wrong with that.) by Phillip Brugalette
The Son of Celluloid takes compares the LOTR films with the Star Wars franchise.