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In the late 1970s and 1980s, composer Giorgio Moroder was often accused of trying to replace the orchestral movie soundtrack with high-energy, synthesizer-heavy disco-pop...
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Save for the possibility that some poltergeist has taken possession of a horribly terrifying clown doll and is camped out beneath my bed while waiting for...
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What kind of person names a ship “Terror?” That answer to that question helps explain the awful plight of the sailors aboard the eponymous...
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Blade Runner 1982 Podcast Review Why it took so long for us here at Sordid Cinema to tackle one of the seminal sci-fi films...
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*Minor spoilers for Blade Runner 2049 below All art is derivative, and Blade Runner is no exception. Art inspires and is inspired, linking the past and...