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Author Archives: Jeff Kuykendall
The Song Remains the Same (1976)
By the time Led Zeppelin’s The Song Remains the Same was finally released, the band hardly cared anymore. They needed to put something out; the car accident which had left Robert Plant and his family with severe injuries had placed … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Ballroom
Tagged 70's, Concert Film, Documentary, Gangsters, Psychedelic, Surreal, Tarot, Werewolf
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Conan the Barbarian (1982)
Conan and I go way back. My first impression of the character was when I went to Universal Studios in California in 1983, just a wee tyke, taking notice of the brochure’s advertisement for the Conan the Barbarian stunt show … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Fantastique
Tagged 80's, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Fantasy, Sword and Sorcery
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Early Hitchcock-Related Silent Discovered
The National Film Preservation Foundation and the New Zealand Film Archive this week announced that they have uncovered the first thirty minutes of The White Shadow, a 1924 silent film for which a young Alfred Hitchcock served as writer, assistant … Continue reading





