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Movie Reviews

October 6, 20210By christine

THE SUBJECT: Aunjanue Ellis Can’t Wait Until This Topic Is Anachronistic

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Interview by Paul Salfen Interview with Jason Biggs for THE SUBJECT here Zipoy’s “The Subject” follows a successful white documentary filmmaker dealing with the fallout from his previous film which caught the murder of a Black teen on tape. “The Subject” is a riveting performance driven tour de force starring Jason Biggs (“Orange is the

Movie Minute

October 4, 20260By christine

DIGGER Movie Minute Review

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This is Paul Salfen with your KLAK Movie Minute. In theaters this weekend is Digger, the new big swing high concept film from Alejandro G. Inarritu starring Tom Cruise - and it is something else. On one hand, it has moments of brilliance, the performances are all fantastic - Tom Cruise is great as

Authors

October 3, 20260By christine

“The Numbers Were Already There” – Dr. Nathanael Israel-Israel Says NASA Data Corroborates Book of Genesis

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Dr. Nathanael-Israel Israel is not asking Paul Salfen to take a pulpit. He is asking him to look at a screen. The Beninese-born American scientist and founder of Science180 says twelve years in data he calls a scientific trashcan — numbers known since Newton, and verified, he says, by NASA — produced a formula an

Movie Reviews

October 2, 20260By christine

Into the Sky’s Directors on Sam Richardson, Blue Goo, and the Hail Mary

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Sam Richardson wakes up naked and covered in blue goo, and the movie has already shot out of a cannon. At Fantastic Fest 2026, Paul Salfen sat down with writer-directors Drew Mylrea and Evan Wolf Buxbaum as their alien-abduction romance Into the Sky world-premiered at Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar. Emmy winner Richardson stars opposite Sofia

Movie Reviews

October 2, 20260By christine

They Knew It Worked When Two People Threw Up

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Fantastic Fest is the week Paul Salfen treats like Christmas, and James Cullen Bressack has been trying to get into that room since he was eighteen. Fifteen years and one action movie later, he is back in Austin with I Have Proof, a 77-minute VHS horror he wrote and directed, and the first horror title

We’ve Given You Enough: Paul Greengrass and Andrew Garfield on Why THE UPRISING Feels Like Now

DIGGER Movie Minute Review

Into the Sky’s Directors on Sam Richardson, Blue Goo, and the Hail Mary

They Knew It Worked When Two People Threw Up

THE WEEKND ‘After Hours Til Dawn Tour’ at Dallas AT&T Stadium August 28, 2025

MUSE at Dos Equis Pavilion August 14, 2026 (photos)

ECHO Resounds in Dallas: Cirque du Soleil Returns to the Big Top in Grand Prairie

Simple Plan’s BIGGER THAN YOU THINK Tour with LoLo, 3OH3, and Bowling For Soup

Asia’s #1 Rock Guitarist Tak Matsumoto Talks New Supergroup TMG Release “Crash Down Love” (Interview)

When You Reach the End, That’s When You Find the Beginning: MŌRIAH on “Home to Me” and Jimmy

Stanley Jordan Lets the Eagle Fly: A Fourteen-Year Silence, a Decade-Old Vault, and One Hail Mary

These People’s Stories Have to Be Shared: John Cunningham and Ted Haynes on Occupational Hazard

Browsing: The Subject

THE SUBJECT: Aunjanue Ellis Can’t Wait Until This Topic Is Anachronistic

DIGGER Movie Minute Review

A Lot Of People Talk To Animals. Not Many People Listen.

A Lot of People Talk to Animals. Not Many Listen.

“The Numbers Were Already There” – Dr. Nathanael Israel-Israel Says NASA Data Corroborates Book of Genesis

The Internet Before the Internet: Brian Boone, the Third UNCLE JOHN, on 39 Years in the Stall

She Quit the Cubicle. Then She Wrote the Serial Killer Husband

DIGGER Movie Minute Review

“The Numbers Were Already There” – Dr. Nathanael Israel-Israel Says NASA Data Corroborates Book of Genesis

Into the Sky’s Directors on Sam Richardson, Blue Goo, and the Hail Mary

They Knew It Worked When Two People Threw Up