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Mark Rahner

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Ronin journalist. Radio/pod talker. Comic book writer. And some other crap. Views strictly my own and don't represent anyone I've ever worked with, for or on.
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10 Iconic, Ill-Fated Thanksgiving Moments on Film Original

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By Mark Rahner Verified
| The Wrap Verified
Already missing Twitter trolling? Short on material to spark resentment with extended family? Here’s a list that’ll get you in the Thanksgiving spirit. It’s not an exhaustive one, but if you really want to replicate the family feast experience, you can get liquored up and argue about it. There’s something here for every taste – even if your taste is on the “Dahmer” end of the spectrum.
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10 Iconic, Ill-Fated Thanksgiving Moments on Film

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By Mark Rahner Verified
| Gossip Bucket
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Cabinet of Curiosities Is Guillermo del Toro's Love Letter to Night Gallery Original

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By Mark Rahner Verified
| The Wrap Verified
When Guillermo del Toro walks out of the darkness to introduce his “Cabinet of Curiosities,” he’s also walking directly out of the year 1969. The eight-episode horror anthology has been in Netflix’s top 10 since its release Oct. 25. Each beautifully crafted episode begins with creator and host del Toro pulling an objet d’art from his elaborate cabinet to introduce the tale and its director, as well as a chess-piece-sized carving of each director.
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