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Tag: Art Hindle

‘Christmas in Wolf Creek’ (2022): Adventurous couple returns in small-town holiday story

It’s Christmas Day here at Movies and Drinks, and Santa has delivered another holiday review for you—one last vodka-spiked cup of nog featuring familiar faces and characters…and after reviewing all these Christmas movies these past couple months, I’m especially looking forward to the nog.

December 25, 2023November 14, 2023 Movies & Drinks2 Comments

‘Invasion of the Body Snatchers’ (1978): Paranoid horror remake a treat for any era

Yes, he’s a pod that didn’t correctly transform. Look, he has to be, right? See—what else could explain that stumbling gait, that vacant, blank stare, that mouth agape, those sudden fits of crankiness inbetween the rather startling incoherence. Of course he’s a damaged pod.

July 6, 2021July 5, 2021 Movies & Drinks2 Comments

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