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Romy and Michele's High School Reunion is a groundbreaking feminist masterpiece

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By Rosie Fletcher Verified
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The box art is deceptive. Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino in "fun, frisky" mini-dresses cuddling each other and kicking up their heels. "The Blonde Leading the Blonde" runs the tagline. Because being blonde is some kind of impairment. Nearly 30 years on and it would be easy to assume this is a dumb valley-girl chick flick, but look again.
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Ready or Not 2: Exclusive Look Inside Radio Silence and Samara Weaving's BBQ of the Rich

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By Rosie Fletcher Verified
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This article appears in the new issue ofDEN OF GEEK magazine. You can read all of our magazine stories here. The future of horror is spontaneously combusting bodies! You heard it here first. Arriving seven years after Ready or Not saw Samara Weaving’s new bride engage in a deadly game of hide and seek, the sequel Here I Come ups the ante with more blood, more kills, more locations, and higher stakes that include no less than the future of the entire known world.
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Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz’s New Mummy Movie Will ‘Push PG-13 Boundaries’

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By Rosie Fletcher Verified
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In 1999 director Stephen Sommers made The Mummy, an action romp starring Brendan Fraser as treasure hunter Rick O’Connell and Rachel Weisz as librarian turned Egyptologist Evelyn Carnahan. Together they woke the mummified remains of high priest Imhotep (Arnold Vosloo). Adventures and peril followed, as well as two sequels— one of which saw Weisz replaced by Maria Bello as Evie. The first two are beloved. The third, not so much.
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