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Online editor at Contagious magazine.
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REVIEW: Boorman and The Devil

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By James Swift Verified
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Boorman and The Devil is a film that exhumes one of the stinkiest pieces of cinematic crap in history and tries to explain how something so wretched could make it into the pop cultural cesspool in the first place. And naturally, the analysis of how The Exorcist II turned into such a colossal pile of excrement is FAR more entertaining than the 1977 film itself. David Kittredge’s documentary is largely driven by the first hand accounts of director John Boorman.
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SNES SCARES! Todd McFarlane’s Spawn (1995)

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By James Swift Verified
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I’m almost certain the SNES title is the first Spawn video game ever released. It came out before the live-action movie and before the HBO animated series, for sure, so pretty much the only kind of Spawn media it could pull from were the comics. And maybe the toy line, although I’m not sure just how much lore you could borrow from there. Officially titled Todd McFarlane’s Spawn: The Video Game, the Acclaim release is pretty much a testament to the controversial comic book creator’s ego.
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SPOOKY SNACKS! Fanta Ghost Face Punch!

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By James Swift Verified
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The seasonal, limited time only Fanta Ghost Face Punch isn’t a surprising thing. The same brand already trotted out special edition beverages embossed with the visages of Michael Myers, Chucky and whatever the name of that dude from The Black Phone is called last year. A Scream tie-in soda was pretty much inevitable.p I had so many puns lined up for this thing. None of them are 100 percent accurate though, and that’s a shame.
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