
In which Skinner Co. unmasks a classy mad scientist flick from the 1960s.
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In which Skinner Co. unmasks a classy mad scientist flick from the 1960s.
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In which Skinner Co. accidentally watches a better movie than expected.
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In which Skinner Co. kicks off this year’s festivities with a low-key indy flick.
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It was tempting to trade off the spear for a bit – tempting to hand it to Calvin and let him hunch in wait, but the thought was tempered by her memory of the monster; of its face split and its slabs of fangs exposed.
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Mukki stood on Pebble Beach and took the weight of the flat rock in his hand.
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There wasn’t much of a world for quite a while. Panic had gotten him – panic had gnawed at his calf muscle, panic had laid him out.
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Tonight your hosts, Hugh of HughJODonnell.com, Rich the Time Traveler, Opop, and Jurd, encounter a pretentious law-breaking bear.
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Chrononaut Cinema Reviews is presented by https://www.skinner.fm and http://hughjodonnell.com, and is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Unported License.
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It was a long bus ride, and the lumbering gray beast stopped regularly
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The thin silver line of fear that ran along her spine, mimicking the chill of the cold wall, would help keep her awake.
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He had proven to himself that Baker was involved in a cover up, but this was a fact William had already known. It had only been he, the escapee, who’d held any lingering doubt.
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