May 3, 2010
To be honest, vampires haven’t been on my radar screen since Francis Coppola released his version of “Dracula” in 1992. And frankly, once you’ve seen Gary Oldman as the evil count from Transylvania, any other portrayal of genus sanguinis imbibitor (drinker of blood) seems mawkish and ham-fisted.
Vampire tales in literature can be traced back at [...]
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May 2, 2010
Since the inception of Saturday Night Live, some 35 years ago, young comics have used the show as a platform to launch feature film careers. Chevy Chase was the first to decamp for Hollywood, in 1976, after only a single season on the show. Others soon followed, including Bill Murray, Eddie Murphy, Dana Carvey, Mike [...]
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