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Blaxploitation Education: The River Niger
James Earl Jones tries to bring a literary sensibility to a movie that's only tangential to Blaxploitation.
 • Matthew Brady
Blaxploitation Education: Black Shampoo
Putting the sexploitation in Blaxploitation.
 • Matthew Brady
The Caretaker: Horror that is mostly mental doesn't always work
Marcus Kliewer follows up We Used to Live Here with a less internet-inspired book that's also less scary.
 • Matthew Brady
The Magic of Wrestling: El Grande Americano Mask vs. Mask Match
A contender for match of the year reminds me of how great wrestling can be.
 • Matthew Brady
Model Home: The most upsetting horrors are all too realistic
Why worry about ghosts when racism and abuse are ever-present threats?
 • Matthew Brady
I Love Boosters: Anti-capitalist messages can come in delightful forms
I hope Boots Riley never stops making weird, funny movies like this.
 • Matthew Brady
Fustuk: Delectable food + generational trauma = quality comics storytelling
A fascinating graphic novel combines fantasy and food porn with Armenian culture to create something special.
 • Matthew Brady
Warren Peace - Reviewing Comics, Film, TV, and More!
Warren Peace - Reviewing Comics, Film, TV, and More!
Regularly publishing reviews and commentary on pop culture, focusing on comics, but also including movies, TV, anime, books, video games, and whatever else I feel like discussing. Occasional reposts from my previous blog, Warren Peace Sings the Blues.
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