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The Greatest Assassin FilmsAssassins

The Greatest Assassin Films

From The Day of the Jackal to The Killer, twenty assassin films that take the moral question seriously. What does killing for money cost, who does it, and what does the work make of them? The genre at its best…

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Films That Blew Their EndingFiction Writing

Films That Blew Their Ending

From Signs' water-allergic aliens to Game of Thrones' Bran, twenty-five films that built something worth watching and then blew it in the final act. What went wrong in each case, and what writers can learn from every mistake.

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Things That Go Bump — And Mean ItFiction Writing

Things That Go Bump and Mean It

From Poltergeist's suburban nightmare to Hereditary's family unraveling: twenty supernatural films and TV series that take their premises seriously, analyzed for what makes each one genuinely frightening and what writers can steal from the craft.

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The Greatest Comedies Ever MadeComedy

The Greatest Comedies Ever Made

Twenty-five comedies covering every register from Abbott and Costello's vaudeville timing to Curb Your Enthusiasm's improvised discomfort, ranked by how well each one uses its comic form to say something true. The best comedies are not the funniest. They are…

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Blood, Myth, and the Undying DarkFiction Writing

Blood, Myth, and the Undying Dark

From Nosferatu's plague-carrier to Judas Iscariot, the vampire has carried every era's deepest fears for over a century. Twenty-three essential films and TV series analyzed for what each one does that no other does, and what writers can steal from…

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