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Acting Up

The gravitas of Ving Rhames

by Taylor Burns

As Pulp Fic­tion turns 30, we take a clos­er look at one of cin­e­ma’s finest sup­port­ing players.
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Review

The Killer review – throwback to the golden age of pulp fiction

by Hannah Strong

Michael Fass­ben­der plays a con­tract killer suf­fer­ing some pro­fes­sion­al set­backs in David Fincher’s lean, mean new thriller.

5
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
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Girls and Guns – the ’90s films that shaped the ‘frat boy generation’

by Emmeline Banks

The likes of Amer­i­can Pie and Fight Club have been blamed for warp­ing a generation’s per­cep­tion of sex and vio­lence. How does that claim hold up?
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A brief journey through the Valley, Hollywood’s “real” next door neighbour

by Sabrina Cooper

From Val­ley Girl to Pulp Fic­tion and now Licorice Piz­za, the San Fer­nan­do Val­ley is a famil­iar on-screen setting.
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Incoming

Quentin Tarantino is getting into the NFT game

by Charles Bramesco

The direc­tor is set to auc­tion off nev­er-before-seen scenes from Pulp Fic­tion, con­tain­ing ​‘secret’ content.
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Incoming

George Clooney is reviving Buck Rogers for the small screen

by Charles Bramesco

The old-times hero of pulp fic­tion paper­backs will get the block­buster treat­ment from Legendary.
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In Praise Of

Why I love Samuel L Jackson’s performance in Pulp Fiction

by Victoria Luxford

In a pro­lif­ic career span­ning four decades, it’s still Jules Win­n­field who stands tallest.