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The Addams family is one of the most beloved fictional families ever, right alongside the Simpsons and the Bradys. The creepy, kooky, mysterious, and spooky clan has appeared in countless forms over the decades. It shows no signs of loosening its macabre grip on popular culture, with Netflix’s Wednesday introducing the characters to an entirely […]
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A century ago, the world was between the two world wars that would convulse the twentieth century. But 1926 was far from a year when nothing much was happening. Miami was pummeled by one of the deadliest hurricanes in American history. Britain’s General Strike brought the nation to a standstill. And Mexico was wracked by […]
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Wardrobe is part of the cinematic illusion. Filmmakers use costumes and makeup to bring fictional figures to life in vivid detail. As much as they wow audiences with their craftsmanship, these choices also reveal what kinds of characters we’re dealing with. They’re an incredible tool for visual storytelling, and filmmakers throughout cinema history have proven […]
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Everyone loves a good mystery. Most of us are drawn to tales of the unexplained, the spooky, or the seemingly impossible. We love the thrill of listening to stories about cursed relics and time travelers. But there is a downside, too. There is no doubt that mysteries capture the imagination, but when they remain unsolved, […]
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The mad scientist is a classic stereotype in cartoons and comic books. We’ve all watched a wild-haired character pour something into a beaker, only to have it blow up in their face. In reality, researchers follow strict safety guidelines during experiments. This makes controlled environments ideal for studying scaled-down versions and simulations of deadly phenomena. […]
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