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Monday, February 27, 2012

OSCARS, THE GROUCHES

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A couple of Oscar notes: The verdict online appears to be that last night’s show sucked, sucked, sucked, or at best that it was boring. This...
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Friday, February 24, 2012

GOOD MOON ON THE RISE

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Happy Oscar weekend everybody! As an aesthetic or meritocratic measure, the Oscars are a travesty of course, & always have been. Probab...
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Thursday, February 23, 2012

JUMPIN' DRAC FLASH

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If for no other reason than that it’s celebrating its 40th anniversary… Monster-of-the-Week: …let’s give the nod to the title character i...
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Friday, February 17, 2012

SMALL WORLD

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Even if, like me, you’re not an especially big fan of the Japanese anime style, don’t miss The Secret World of Arrietty . We’re only in Feb...
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Thursday, February 16, 2012

FEAR OF THE CAT

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“Monster” is often a relative term—a perfectly ordinary creature can become a monster depending on your perspective. The inches-high heroine...
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

CUPIDITY

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VALENTINE TWELVE A dozen Februarys come and gone Beneath a bright September-mocking sun, A dozen times the smirking archer's drawn, ...
Sunday, February 12, 2012

SOMETIMES BARD IS BAD

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Your Humble Narrator missed the screening of Anonymous last October, & didn’t catch up with the film during its brief theatrical run. I...
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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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