THE BLACK PHONE: Movie Minute Review

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Review By Paul Salfen This is Paul Salfen with your KLAK Movie Minute. In theaters this week is The Black Phone, the new horror film starring Ethan Hawke that may very well be the scariest movie you've seen in years. Most horror films aren't that scary but this one will get under your skin. It's

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POSTHUMOUS Movie Minute Review

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https://www.amfm-magazine.tv/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Posthumous-movie-minute-.m4a This is Paul Salfen with your KLAK Movie Minute. Fresh off of a screening at Fantastic Fest, Posthumous caught audiences off guard with its unique family trauma plus found footage horror that really strikes a nerve with those battling grief while giving a jolt when needed to stay in the genre. The story follows

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Beth de Araújo, Gemma Chan, and newcomer Mason Reeves on The Sundance Double Winner JOSEPHINE

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Writer-director Beth de Araújo, Gemma Chan, and newcomer Mason Reeves on Josephine, the Sundance double winner eleven years in the making. They talk about staying truthful in the hardest scenes, a director's outward gaze, a child who learned by watching, and the oldest advice in the book. AMFM_Josephine_Paul_Salfen-2

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Peter Berg for MOSQUITO BOWL: Throw It Deep

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Peter Berg on The Mosquito Bowl, finding unbridled joy between the horrors of Tarawa and Okinawa, writing at Parris Island, why Texas never leaves his soul, and teaming up with Taylor Sheridan in Weatherford for Call of Duty. AMFM_TheMosquitoBowl_PeterBerg_Paul_Salfen

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Livi Burch: From Tulsa to Eddie’s Attic

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Livi Birch on bringing the faith-and-family hit Tulsa to EKKL, turning ten on set with Lilo & Stitch party hats, graduating to Stranger Things and Prime Video’s Ride or Die with Hannah Waddingham and Bill Nighy, and taking her original song “Bluebird” to Atlanta’s most legendary stage. AMFM_Tulsa_LiviBirch_Paul_Salfen

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THE BLACK PHONE: Movie Minute Review

Beth de Araújo, Gemma Chan, and newcomer Mason Reeves on The Sundance Double Winner JOSEPHINE

Peter Berg for MOSQUITO BOWL: Throw It Deep

Michael Johnston on OBSESSION: “Skip the Line at Nikki’s Booth”

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Rebecca, But With Cats

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Beth de Araújo, Gemma Chan, and newcomer Mason Reeves on The Sundance Double Winner JOSEPHINE

Peter Berg for MOSQUITO BOWL: Throw It Deep

Livi Burch: From Tulsa to Eddie’s Attic