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Note: Green Man Review, after the last overhaul of its web site, brought down a large number of reviews. Where the review still exists on their site, it is linked here, where it doesn’t, it reverts to author control, per the terms at that time, and is reproduced on site here.
Appearing in MYTHOLOG Pan’s Labyrinth is the latest from Mexican writer-director Guillermo del Toro (Cronos, Mimic, Blade II, Hellboy), and his second major film set in Franco’s Spain (the decidedly creepy El Espinazo del diablo – “The Devil’s Backbone” – rent it, if you haven’t). Like Robert Rodriguez (El Mariachi and its sequels), you just know this writer is one to …
In The Green Man Review Hush little baby, don’t say a word And never mind that noise you heard It’s just the beast under your bed, In your closet, in your head — Metallica
In The Green Man Review under Nord Music. Annbjorg Lien is a Norwegian musician who I greatly admire for her talent and originality. Asher Black is an American writer who I greatly admire for exactly the same qualities! Asher’s review of Aliens Alive, ‘a selection of live performances culled from Annbjorg Lien’s 2001 Norwegian tour,’ is, …
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In The Green Man Review with Excellence in Writing Award (EIWA). Parting is all we know of Heaven and all we need of Hell. — Emily Dickinson (quoted in “Day of the Dead”)
In The Green Man Review with Excellence in Writing Award (EIWA). It’s by Neil Gaiman. it was originally produced by the Sci-Fi Channel and presented by Seeing Ear Theatre and Brian Smith; and it’s on a pair of CDs from Harper Audio. You know going in, it’s got to be good.
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