The October Diaries: The Conjuring

 
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Illustration by Max Brown
Blurbs by Sean & Christof
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The October Diaries: Wait Until Dark

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Blurbs by Erin Roycroft, Sean & Christof
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The October Diaries: Sole Survivor

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Illustration by Max Brown
Blurbs by Sean & Chrisjof
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The October Diaries: Night of the Demons

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Illustration by Max Brown
Blurbs by Sean & Christof
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The October Diaries: The Company of Wolves

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Illustration by Max Brown
Blurbs by Shannon Neale and Jesse, Sean & Christof
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The October Diaries: The Initiation

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Illustration by Max Brown
Blurbs by Sean and Christof
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The October Diaries: Cat People

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Blurbs by Sean and Christof
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The October Diaries: The Keep

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Illustration by Max Brown
Blurbs by Jesse, Christof, and Sean
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The October Diaries: Dead Silence

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 Illustration by Max Brown
Blurbs by Sean and Christof
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ONLY LOVERS LEFT ALIVE: Jarmusch as Vampirically Cool Genre Equalizer

Jim Jarmusch is cool. Very few would have the misguided nerve to argue against this claim. His writing is cool, his directing is cool and his hair is very cool. His scripts seem to be written with the implicit intent of being undersold while his directing technique routinely undermines flash and outright refuses to sizzle. He often casts musicians like Tom Waits (who might be the epitome of cool) in leading roles and he is never afraid to let a shot linger glacially long enough to outlast contemporary audience expectations of what is appropriate.

Jarmusch is cool enough that venues should consider starting his movies an hour after the listed showtime in order to allow the images to arrive fashionably late to the eyeballs.

Illustration by Max Brown

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