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Soldiers vs. Werewolves in the Scottish Highlands
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Soldiers vs. Werewolves in the Scottish Highlands

By Evan Sawdey / 23 July 2015
Through their relentless bloodlust and willingness to organize and plot with their own kind, these werewolves are, in many ways, like us.
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Doomsday

By Evan Sawdey / 17 August 2008
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Doomsday: Unrated (2008)

By Bill Gibron / 25 July 2008
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Doomsday

By Cynthia Fuchs / 17 March 2008
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The Descent (2005)

By Jesse Hassenger / 4 August 2006
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The Descent (2005)

By Cynthia Fuchs / 4 August 2006

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Nickel Creek Repeat Themselves Anew on ‘Celebrants’
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Nickel Creek Repeat Themselves Anew on ‘Celebrants’

By Brice Ezell / 24 March 2023
Succession’s Final Season of Satire and Calamity Offers No Parting Panacea
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Succession’s Final Season of Satire and Calamity Offers No Parting Panacea

By Ana Yorke / 24 March 2023
The 10 Best Early Billy Bragg Songs
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The 10 Best Early Billy Bragg Songs

By John M. Tryneski / 24 March 2023
Depeche Mode’s ‘Songs of Faith and Devotion’ at 30
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Depeche Mode’s ‘Songs of Faith and Devotion’ at 30

By Leslie Richin / 23 March 2023
Fregonese’s ‘Marco Polo’ Traveled a Twisty Road to Production
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Fregonese’s ‘Marco Polo’ Traveled a Twisty Road to Production

By Michael Barrett / 23 March 2023

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PopMatters Seeks Music Writers

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PopMatters Seeks Film Critics and Essayists

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Nickel Creek Repeat Themselves Anew on ‘Celebrants’
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Nickel Creek Repeat Themselves Anew on ‘Celebrants’

By Brice Ezell / 24 March 2023
Succession’s Final Season of Satire and Calamity Offers No Parting Panacea
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Succession’s Final Season of Satire and Calamity Offers No Parting Panacea

By Ana Yorke / 24 March 2023
The 10 Best Early Billy Bragg Songs
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The 10 Best Early Billy Bragg Songs

By John M. Tryneski / 24 March 2023
Depeche Mode’s ‘Songs of Faith and Devotion’ at 30
All Things Reconsidered/Featured: Top of Home Page/Features/Music/Music Features/Pop Past

Depeche Mode’s ‘Songs of Faith and Devotion’ at 30

By Leslie Richin / 23 March 2023
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