Amanda Crum
Amanda Crum is a freelance writer, novelist and artist from Lexington, Kentucky. Her first novel, The Fireman's Daughter, was published in 2008. She currently attends the Academy of Art University while writing her third novel and staying home with her two-year old daughter.
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Winter FadingA winter Haiku. -
Best and Worst Pop, Rock Stars to Hit the ScreenA look at some of the best and worst movies starring musicians.
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Camera as a Character: How Modern Horror Lives and Dies by POVA look at films that have used the 'realistic' approach to filming to great effect.
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Hometown SoilA different sort of love story. -
The Best Bad Boys, Girls in FilmA short list of some of the best delinquent characters in movies over the years.
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'Dream House': Following a Classic Trend of Creepy Girls in FilmA look at some of the scariest little girls in horror movie history.
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RoadsA young man takes a trip along the backroads of Tennessee, only to find they hold strange and haunting things. -
How Can Parents Introduce Kids to the Animated Classics of Yesteryear?Can your children fall in love with the older animated movies you loved as a kid? You should try; here are some hints.
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Five Films You Didn't Know Were Romantic ComediesA short peek at films you probably never thought of as romantic comedies.
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Cult Film Review: 'Gentlemen Broncos'A review of the Jared Hess film 'Gentlemen Broncos' and what makes a film reach cult status.
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Action and Comic Book Films: Some of the Best of the YearA few of the best -- and most action packed -- comic book films of 2011.
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Three Upcoming Remakes to Check Out, Three to AvoidA list of the best and worst remake ideas hitting the big screen in the coming year.
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Can't-Miss Documentaries of 2011A look at four docs released in 2011 that have people buzzing.
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Drama in 2011: Where Books and Film MeetA look at a few of the best book-to-screen adaptations of 2011.
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Romantic Comedies for the Rest of UsA short list of rom-coms that mix humor with a love story in a way that appeals to those of us who aren't big fans of the romance genre.
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Animated Films: Not Just for Kids AnymoreA look at animated movies today and why adults love them as much as kids.
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Real Monsters: The Use of Realism in Horror FilmsA look at some of the best uses of realism in horror, including true stories and real animals.
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Cult Classics and Guilty PleasuresA look at just a few favorite cult classics and why they have become so popular with certain crowds.
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Remakes: Quality or Loyalty?An article on remakes, especially in the horror genre, and the argument of whether or not they should be true to the original inspiration.
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Three First Names That Define Action MoviesA look back at classic action flicks and their stars from the glorious 1980s.
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Vamps in the '80s: Less Sparkle, More BiteA review of vampire movies from the '80s. -
Pride Month: LGBT Films in 2011A list of LGBT movies released in 2011.
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From Paper to Celluloid: Films Based on Children's BooksA brief list of films based on beloved children's classics.
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Why 'Gremlins' is Still Awesome, 27 Years LaterA look back at my first viewing of 'Gremlins' and why I still love it. -
The Coolest Dads on FilmA list of some of the coolest proud papas ever to grace the silver screen.Also published on:
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Awkward Moments and F-Bombs: The 2011 MTV Movie AwardsAn overview of the 2011 MTV Movie Awards and all the silliness captured on live television.
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Five Civil War Movies to Help You Celebrate Memorial DayA list of Civil War films for Memorial Day viewing.
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Johnny Depp: His Leap from Cult Classics to Kid FriendlyAn overview of Depp's films that appeal to younger viewers.
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The Cult Classic 'Top Gun' - Where Are They Now?An update on the actors who made 'Top Gun' a cult classic.
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Opposites Attract: Unique Movie Couples Through the YearsA list of several lovers in cinema who come from different sides of the track.
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Andy Williams and the Boys of Company BA young man drafted into a future war learns of a new, unexpected enemy. -
"Your Highness": A Surprising Visual DelightA review of "Your Highness".
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The Best Prom Movies: Nostalgic and OtherwiseThe best films to get you in the mood for the big night - prom.
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We All Go a Little Mad Sometimes: A Review of PsychoA review of the Hitchcock classic "Psycho".
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Natalie Portman in 'Your Highness': An Unlikely But Fun ChoiceOn whether Natalie Portman chose wisely with 'Your Highness' and her comedic timing.
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Ghostbusters: Still Making Us LaughA review of the 1984 film starring Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd.
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What to Watch on Valentine's DayA list of the best movies to check out on Valentine's Day, whether you're on a date or nursing a broken heart.
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'The Dark Knight Rises' - Will Joseph Gordon Levitt Add Another Foe to the List?On rumors that Joseph Gordon-Levitt will join the cast of "The Dark Knight Rises."
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Exorcisms on Film: A HistoryAn overview of the history of exorcism films, beginning with the movie that made possession famous.
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2011 Oscar Contenders that Got SnubbedA list of some amazing talent from 2010 and why they probably got overlooked this year.
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Netflix Streaming and the Best Way to Do ItAn overview of the best ways to view Netflix movies online via hand held devices and gaming systems.
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'The Green Hornet': From Radio to TelevisionOn The Green Hornet television series.
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'The Green Hornet': An Evolution from Radio to Comic BookAn overview of "The Green Hornet" comic series and how it evolved from the original radio serial.
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'The Green Hornet': Seventeen Years of Radio HistoryAbout The Green Hornet radio show, which began in the mid thirties and ended in 1952.
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2011 AFI Award PredictionsMy picks for the AFI awards this year.
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The 2008 Writers Guild of America Strike: How it Changed Hollywood in Just 14 WeeksOn the WGA strike in 2007-2008 and how it affected the awards shows, entertainment industry, and Hollywood in general.
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2011 Golden Globe PredictionsA selection of the best contenders in the highly competitive Golden Globe Awards.
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Indiana Filmmaker Creating a Name for HimselfAn in-depth interview with Indiana filmmaker Scott Schirmer, who is currently working on the film adaptation of Todd Rigney's "Found".
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Unique Gift Ideas for Your Favorite Movie BuffA list of unique gifts for anyone who loves, collects, and watches films.
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'The Goonies' - Nostalgia in Movie FormA tale about the bittersweet memories of childhood and why the man I love will always be awesome.
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The Crane WifeA retelling of the old Japanese fairy tale -
Finding "Me" Time for Busy ParentsHow to carve out a little bit of precious "me time" when you're an overloaded mom, especially if you like to read. -
Why I Love Juliana HatfieldAn article about Juliana Hatfield, her music, and her autobiography, "When I Grow Up".
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Historic Kentucky Theater Offers Something for Night OwlsThe Kentucky Theater, a historic building and landmark in Lexington, Kentucky, mixes its rich sense of old-time charm and decor with modern--and late--viewings of new releases and classics. -
Harry Potter Inspired RecipesFour delicious recipes to create a complete meal inspired by the phenomenal Harry Potter series. -
Kentucky's Bourbon Distilleries Are Rich with HistoryMost people don't know the long history behind Kentucky's many bourbon distilleries, and with the holidays quickly approaching, alcohol sales will invariably spike. Learn a little of the traditions behind this Southern staple while you imbibe.