Month: October 2022

Howard Bloom along with the Howard Bloom Institute is on a marvelous quest to save western civilization. Howard stands with the boundary of the Gods, at least those within himself. Often compared to a modern-day Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud and Stephen Hawkins, Howard has spent most of his life being incredible and encouraging others to
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Hey Chicago, get ready for “Music Box of Horrors: Scared Stupid”, the ongoing event taking place at the famous Music Box Theatre. Fandor & the Bloody Disgusting-powered SCREAMBOX are excited to present our widely-celebrated, festival-sensation avant-gutter psychedelic freakout All Jacked Up and Full of Worms, which is set to screen at the Music Box this coming
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Prime Video’s new series The Peripheral is some seriously dark and mind-bending science fiction — and it’s bending my mind a little trying to figure out what to say about it. On one hand, it’s a visually stunning, smartly realized story that kicks off with an exceptional pilot (premiering this Friday). On the other hand, the
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The Norwegian detective William Wisting returns this October as BBC Four airs season two of this popular Nordic noir programme on UK screens for the first time. There are eight episodes to savour, appearing on BBC Four up until 5 November and available to watch here on iPlayer. Wisting is the creation of Norwegian author
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Author Marina Budhos has previously explored the experiences of immigrants, particularly Muslim teens after 9/11, in two acclaimed YA novels, Ask Me No Questions and Watched. We Are All We Have is set in 2019, after the U.S. Department of Justice implemented a zero-tolerance policy toward illegal immigration. The novel follows 17-year-old Rania, whose late
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Czech Republic’s ‘Repulse’ sinks the audience into an extended exercise in trauma that turns to brevity and non-linear storytelling to amplify its pain. “You can do whatever you want.”“What do I want?” Screams of anguish are the only forms of dialogue that are present in the first ten minutes of Repulse, Emil Krizka’s ode to
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