In television and film, “bottle episodes” or “bottle films” are an interesting way to change it up, sacrificing the dramatic changes of scenery to bring
There is an opening line of dialogue in Lumberjanes / Gotham Academy #4 that perfectly illustrates one of the fundamental truths of living in the
“A child, a moron, a failure, and a psychopath. Quite a little team you’ve put together!” — ex-Liquidator Brunt By the middle of the sixth
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At the Burbank International Film Festival 2016, Fanbase Press Editor-in-Chief Barbra Dillon talks with actress Jenette Goldstein (Aliens, Terminator 2: Judgment Day) about her work
