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On this page, you will find links to all of our wonderful recurring features and columns. Over the years, the Film School Rejects team has dedicated itself to fostering recurring, original content and giving writers freedom to explore the many facets of our pop culture.

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Castle Freak and Lovecraft

H.P. Lovecraft, ‘Castle Freak,’ and the Pathology of a Preeminent Outsider

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In a way….we’re ALL castle freaks.

The Crush 1990s nymphet erotic thrillers

How Misreading ‘Lolita’ Results in the 1990s Erotic Thriller Nymphet

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Put on your hazmat suits everybody, this is some toxic stuff.

American Underdog: The Kurt Warner True Story

The Real Story Behind ‘American Underdog’

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The biopic stars Zachary Levy as NFL MVP Kurt Warner.

Simu Liu Qui Gon Jinn

Simu Liu Isn’t Wrong About Qui-Gon Jinn

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The ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ star sees the Jedi for what they are. – fools.

Dune Worm

How Hans Zimmer’s Score Hints at the Interconnectedness of ‘Dune’

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Let’s talk about those bagpipes y’all.

Amazon Prime December 2021

What’s New to Stream on Amazon Prime for December 2021

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Nicole Kidman and Riz Ahmed each stars in a new Amazon Original movie this month.

Hawkeye Episode Explained

Why A Cheek Pinch is the Most Exciting Action in ‘Hawkeye’

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Car chases, gunfire, and giant Pym-enhanced arrows are cool and all, but they got nothing on these villainous grabby fingers.

Flight Of The Conchords Mugged

Remember When the Flight of the Conchords Got “Mugged”?

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HBO’s short-lived musical series was at its best when the protagonists wandered naively into strange situations, like in this Season 1 episode.

Stagecoach Yakima Canutt

How They Shot the Carriage Drag Stunt in John Ford’s ‘Stagecoach’

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Hay is for horses. Internal organs are for cowards.