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Manufacturer of Wit, Pop Culture Connoisseur, Owner of cornerstorecinema.net
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Tangier (1946) review: discount Casablanca

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By Kyle Darbyson
| cornerstorecinema.net
In modern film discourse, it’s pretty easy to call something derivative or a “rip-off.” After all, we have over 120 years of movie history to pull from, which gives us the breathing room to spot repeated uses of certain plots, settings, and character archetypes over a period of time.
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Battle Creek Brawl (1980) review: rough-around-the-edges charm

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By Kyle Darbyson
| cornerstorecinema.net
A universal rule of life is that you only get one shot at making a good first impression, and that fact extends to big time celebrities as well. Movie studio execs almost certainly had this maxim in mind during the production of Battle Creek Brawl (1980), since it marked Jackie Chan’s inaugural attempt to break into the U.S. film market. Even though the Hong Kong martial artist had cultivated a series of hits in Asia, his star power remained an unproven commodity in the West.
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Coneheads (1993) review-good ideas, subpar execution

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By Kyle Darbyson
| cornerstorecinema.net
Life-long fans of Saturday Night Live have been eating well over the past eight months. Not only did SNL air its 50th anniversary special earlier this year, but the 2024 fall movie season graced us with a high-profile feature film chronicling the sketch comedy show’s inaugural broadcast in 1975. As a casual fan, it’s still hard to believe this show has been on the air for half a century, serving as a pop culture incubator for several generations of comedy superstars (not just Molly Shannon).
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