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Kenneth Lowe

  • Regular Contributor, Paste
  • Senior Account Executive, FleishmanHillard ·
Springfield
As seen in: Paste, Medium, The Escapist, Advisor Perspectives, Splinter, Illinois Times, KLST-TV (San Angelo, TX)
Contributor to @PasteMagazine. Alum of the @UISPAR program, 2008.
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Streaming Marvel: It Really Was Agatha All Along

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By Kenneth Lowe
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Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services development Store and/or access information on a device You can choose how your personal data is used.
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Fight Night: Freddy vs. Jason Delivered on its Title

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By Kenneth Lowe
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Conflict is the most basic building block of story, and a fight is the most simple conflict there is: Two people come to blows, and one must triumph over the other. Fight Night is a regular column in which Ken Lowe revisits some of cinema history’s most momentous, spectacular, and inventive fight scenes, from the brutally simple to the devilishly intricate. Check back here for more entries.
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Giving the Devil His Due: Satan’s 25 Best Appearances in Film

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By Kenneth Lowe
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He wears many faces, answers to many names and takes many forms. He’s been around since the dawn of time and shows no signs of slowing down with age. Those who are of a mind to deal with him must know he’s seen and heard it all before, but they still think they might be the one to ante up against him and win. He’s the very personification of dread, and yet enough of a figure of fun that Christian Bale can just casually thank him for inspiring a performance.
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