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Film Review: The Shrouds Is a Shallow Grave
The new film from Body Horror director David Cronenberg barely cracks the topsoil of all he unearths.
Robert Ham
Posted inStranger Suggests
Stranger Suggests: A Bonkers Titanic Parody, Poppers-Loving Punk Rockers, and the Crappiest Doughnut in Seattle
One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week
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Dig! XX Revisits the Friendship and Fall Out of Two Famously Eccentric Indie Bands
Dandy Warhols and Brian Jonestown Massacre were best-friend bands that eventually became bitter-enemy bands.
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What Does MoviePass 2.0 Mean for Local Theaters?
Local Cinemas May Not Have Agreed to Be Part of This Reincarnated Movie Subscription Service—They’re Going Along for the Ride Anyway
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Remembering Film Archivist and Former Pike Street Cinema Owner Dennis Nyback
Before Moving to Portland, Nyback Was a “Fascinating, Eccentric” Fixture in Seattle’s Film Community
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29 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: March 13–15, 2020
Extra Ordinary, The Hunt, The Secret of Kells, and Other Critics’ Picks
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39 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: March 5–8, 2020
Wild at Heart, Onward, The Traitor, and Other Critics’ Picks
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44 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: February 27–March 1, 2020
Emma, The Invisible Man, the Children’s Film Festival, and Other Critics’ Picks
