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Friday, June 23, 2023

CRATER LOVE HATH NO MAN

Opening in theaters today: Asteroid City -- In Golden Age of Television black and white, a stentorian TV host (Bryan Cranston) tells us that...

Monday, February 27, 2017

OSCARRED

Best Picture is usually the least interesting of all the awards at the Oscars. At least, that’s how it seems most years. Which film will win...

Friday, November 4, 2016

LONG STRANGE TRIPS

Opening this week: Doctor Strange — Once he’s fully decked out in the cloak and amulet, with the neatly trimmed goatee, Benedict ...

Wednesday, July 2, 2014

STRANGENESS ON A TRAIN

Summertime tends to be sci-fi time at the American movies, and so far this summer is no exception. Opening this week: Snowpiercer— This...

Friday, March 14, 2014

PRO & CONCIERGE

Opening this week: The Grand Budapest Hotel -- Wes Anderson’s latest is set in another of his seamlessly-imagined alternative realities...

Friday, June 8, 2012

THE MOON ALSO RISES

As much as any Tolkien geek or Star Trek nut, Wes Anderson delights in invented worlds of immersive detail. At times he’s like a little kid...

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M.V. MOORHEAD: I'm an award-winning movie critic, playwright, actor and director.

My work has appeared in publications ranging from the New Times weeklies (where I was a staff writer for several years) to USA Today, from Phoenix Magazine and Wrangler News and the East Valley Tribune to the Erie Times-News, Seattle Times and Detroit Metro Times to Rewind Magazine.

I'm that rare example of a living poet who has had a sonnet published in Weird Tales, and my poems have also appeared in Elysian Fields Quarterly.

I've acted in theatre productions in six states and the District of Columbia, and appear for about six seconds as an extra (a prison guard) in the John Waters film Cry-Baby.

I directed Shakespeare's Measure for Measure at Southwest Shakespeare Festival, and a short film called Holding Back the Dawn, based on a short story by my friend Barry Graham.

I was host of Another Saturday Night, a pop culture and film review show on KTAR radio.

I have produced, directed and acted in radio plays for NPR, KTAR and the Sun Sounds Radio service.

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