By This article contains spoilers for 1883, 1923 seasons 1-2 and Yellowstone. Throughout the second season of Yellowstone prequel 1923, audiences have witnessed how hard it was for Dutton family to survive year after year. The Montana winters were especially difficult, as creator Taylor Sheridan and his team have highlighted in
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Often referred to as “The Soviet Walt Disney”, I’ve gotten to the point of preferring the opposite designation – Walt Disney is “The American Aleksandr Ptushko”. Ptushko came later of course, beginning as an animator with The Missing Certificate (1927) and eventually becoming one of the Soviet Unions and later
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What do you get when you toss Mel Brooks, a Nine Inch Nails music video, early SNL, German Expressionism, cartoons, community theater, your friends’ dreams, and an improbably long finger puppet into an open grave to fester? Why, Grace Glowicki’s deliriously creative, fabulously raunchy sophomore feature, Dead Lover, of course!
