Lisa Bonet, Bill Cosby, and What Happens When Good Girls Grow Up
The transition from girl to woman isn't even, especially when you're America's Hollywood teen dream
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The Old Dark House: Boris Karloff, Queer Chaos, and the Haunted House Movie That Defies Explanation
James Whale's 1932 underrated gem gets the Ticklish Biz Halloween treatment.
Verity, Leave Her to Heaven, and What Makes a "Bad Woman"
And right after the Lindsay Clancy trial, too.
“This Is Not My Point of View”: Why Fjord Director Cristian Mungiu Refuses to Tell Audiences Who’s Right and Who’s Wrong
We also discuss critiques and when progressivism turns into extremism.
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How Liz Sargent Put a Disabled Actor at the Center of Her Film and Got Out of Her Way [Exclusive]
"We didn't baby her," Sargent says about her lead (and sister) in TAKE ME HOME.