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Released in September of 1979, sci-fi romance-slash-crime drama Time After Time has a lot of elements that feel quite dated when you watch it today, including some very primitive special effects. But its chilling underlying message still rings true — and its cornier parts make it fun to revisit.
Radio dramas have made a comeback over the past few years, with podcasts such as Welcome to Night Vale, The Bright Sessions and Limetown (whose second season launched this week) reviving the bygone era of fictional stories told through spoken word. But back in the 1930s, radio plays were one…
Video: Since its publication near the turn of the 20th century, H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds has seen lots of adaptations. One that didn’t happen, however, and we really wish had, was by legendary filmmaker and stop-motion animator Ray Harryhausen. Now we can finally see what Harryhausen had in…
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