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'Unabomber' Director & Cast Address the Harvard Experiments in Ted Kaczynski's Story (opens the original)
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One of the major criticisms of Netflix's Unabomber, aside from its arguably sympathetic portrayal of Ted Kaczynski, is the extent to which the Harvard psychological experiments played a role in the creation of a monster. As an undergraduate at Harvard, Kaczynski took part in a three-year psychological experiment. Such studies, with a bent towards mind control, were prominent during the Cold War (see films like The Manchurian Candidate). During the experiments, Kacyznski was subjected to mental a
The Fate of HBO Max Officially Confirmed Ahead of Paramount Merger (opens the original)
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Casey Bloys may not be a household name, but it should be. In 2022 alone, the HBO Max executive landed 38 Emmy Awards for 13 different titles. The network was nominated for a total of 140 that year. Those are incredible numbers from a talented executive who has had an eye for great programming for as long as most of us can remember. However, his tenure at HBO has been in question leading up to the Warner Bros. merger with Paramount as people wonder who will oversee the new streaming empire. By c
Jake Gyllenhaal's New Shyamalan Thriller Hailed as "Scary as Hell" in First Reactions (opens the original)
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We all remember where we were when director M. Night Shyamalan took our breath away. For many, it was the killer twist in The Sixth Sense. For others, it was the eerie anticipation of what's in the cornfield in Signs. The details following the train crash in Unbreakable's opening scenes could've hooked you on Shyamalan for life. The director, who is often as celebrated as he's criticized, has an undeniable ability to engage audiences and keep them thinking about his films long after the final cr
Leonardo DiCaprio's Long-Awaited Action Thriller Sequel Officially Confirms Every Major Recast (opens the original)
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One of the most anticipated action-thriller sequels of all time has officially settled on its new cast. Following the classic 1995 movie directed by Michael Mann and starring Al Pacino, Val Kilmer, and Robert De Niro, the new film will star Leonardo DiCaprio, Stephen Graham, Christian Bale, and Adam Driver. The follow-up to Mann's film was first published as a novel in 2022. Ever since, people have been increasingly hungry for details about the movie adaptation. Heat 2 is set to begin filming in
'Unabomber' Director & Star Respond To Criticisms of Netflix Thriller Humanizing Ted Kaczynski (opens the original)
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Unabomber landed on Netflix this past Friday to very mixed reviews. The critic score has dropped from 36% to 23%, with viewers divided at 52% approval on Rotten Tomatoes. As reviews continued to publish throughout the week, critics were largely unimpressed. Even those happy enough with the film, like John Anderson of the Wall Street Journal, saw the Ted Kaczynski character as "a bit too sympathetic." The Unabomber has long been a point of fascination for true crime aficionados, because the man w
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