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Roger Malespin

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As seen in: CrypticRock, Screen Rant
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Candlebox - The Long Goodbye (Album Review)

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By Roger Malespin, Jeannie Blue, Samantha Andujar
| CrypticRock
Formed in 1990, and breaking through to the mainstream in 1993 with their self-titled debut record, Candlebox’s story is rather interesting. Bowing out by 2000, the band would surprisingly reunite in 2006, and as a result, have been active ever since. Compelling because they released more albums during their second chapter, Candlebox’s longevity is quite inspiring.
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Weird Science (Limited Edition 4K UHD Review)

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By Roger Malespin, Jeannie Blue, Samantha Andujar
| CrypticRock
John Hughes is by far one of the most recognized names in ‘80s cinema. Writing, producing, and directing, Hughes made comedy related films that obviously made you laugh, but always seemed to touch on something very real that also made you think. Whether it be movies like 1984’s The Breakfast Club or 1987’s Planes, Trains and Automobiles, Hughes seemed to understand the human condition in a very extraordinary way.
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Natty Knocks (Movie Review)

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By Roger Malespin, Ellen Bello, Nina Mende, Jeannie Blue
| CrypticRock
Released on July 21st through Vertical, Natty Knocks marks the return of director Dwight H. Little to feature-length Horror for the first time since 1988’s Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers. Additionally, it features a cast of well known names in Horror; this includes Robert Englund, Danielle Harris, and Bill Moseley. So, how does it fair?
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