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The Running Man – a wacky, violent adaptation of King’s classic novella
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The Running Man – a wacky, violent adaptation of King’s classic novella

November 14, 2025November 14, 2025

Dan Scully reviews THE RUNNING MAN

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Hot Property episode 156 – UUUUUU-MAMI!
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Hot Property episode 156 – UUUUUU-MAMI!

August 13, 2024

In this episode we divulge all of the secrets of having a successful podcast. We also turn this into a small Movie Movie episode, talking

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Twisters is an old fashioned blockbuster with shiny new parts
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Twisters is an old fashioned blockbuster with shiny new parts

July 19, 2024

I have a theory as to why the special effects of ‘90s blockbusters tend to hold up in 2024, and furthermore, why they quite frequently

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Hit Man is a crowd-pleasing showcase for its star
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Hit Man is a crowd-pleasing showcase for its star

June 10, 2024

Above anything else, Hit Man exists as a showcase for Glen Powell, Hollywood’s latest hunk who despite being a hunk is actually a lot more

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  • Wicked: For Good, but Not For Me - a lesson in what film critics do and don’t do - ScullyVision on Wicked: Part One – I’m glad you’re all enjoying it but this is the worst
  • The Running Man - a wacky, violent adaptation of King’s classic novella - ScullyVision on The Long Walk – a timely and terrifying King (ok, Bachman) adaptation
  • Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival X: Tinsman Road and Anything That Moves - ScullyVision on Tinsman Road – an uncommonly moving found footage creeper
  • Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival X: Tinsman Road and Anything That Moves - ScullyVision on The Outwaters is a game-changing horror flick that will seriously fuck up your shit
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