Andy Wolverton
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Librarian, reader, writer, film lover. Author of MEN DON'T READ. https://andywolverton.substack.com https://www.youtube.com/@journeysindarknessandlight5775/videos
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Celebrating the completion of my second cataract surgery with my favorite IPA, Prison City Mass Riot, and some Robert Mitchum shenanigans from CAPE FEAR (1962):
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You're right - It does go hard. I presented it a few years ago at the library where I worked, and people didn't know what to do with it.
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It's a bit early, but I'm ready for October:
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Happy Birthday, Brian!
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Just ordered. Looking forward to it!
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Saying goodbye is never easy, especially when you've spent seven years writing for a wonderful publication about something you love. In my case, that's #FilmNoir:
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Stepping Out of The Dark Pages
with a tear in my eye...
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So glad to see Never Let Go on this list. People may be surprised at how terrifying Sellers could be.
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Alfred Hitchcock's first movie, The Pleasure Garden, is 100 years old this year. I'm working on a long-term project to review each of his feature films. You can keep up with this journey here:
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Director Alfred Hitchcock, and a scene from his first film, The Pleasure Garden (1925(
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Two years ago, I was delighted to have director John Sayles join our movie discussion group to talk about THE SECRET OF ROAN INISH (1994). You can watch that conversation here:
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John Sayles Discusses The Secret of Roan Inish (1994)
YouTube video by Journeys in Darkness and Light
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Interview books frequently match interviews with interviewees who are argumentative, impenetrable, or windbags. I'm delighted to report that Cinema Then and Now includes none of that, but is instead a wonderful conversation about movies. My review:

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Book Review: Cinema Then and Now: James Naremore: Conversations with Craig S. Simpson
Come for the film noir, stay for the love of movies
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My next purchase:
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Dr. @www.johnbleasdale.com’s book about Jonathan Glazer has arrived, so I’ll be taking the rest of the day off
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Wow, I'd forgotten I wrote this until someone sent it to me awhile back!