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Cinephellas Podcast – Episode 175 (Interview with Thomas Jane)

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Bob Ward returns for Episode 175 of the Cinephellas Podcast to sit down with legendary actor Thomas Jane and talk about his new western, Frontier Crucible. The two dive into baseball, Jane’s career, the western genre, and plenty more. Frontier Crucible rides into a limited theatrical release and hits digital platforms on December 5, 2025.

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“A former soldier with a tragic past is thrown into an uneasy alliance with three outlaws, a beautiful woman, and her injured husband, to battle the harsh elements and hostiles in a desperate bid for survival in the Arizona of the 1870s.”

Review – The Mist (2007) **31 Days of Horror**

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‘31 Days of Horror’ continues today as we revisit the 2007 horror/sci-fi adaptation of Stephen King’s The Mist from director Frank Darabont. When a mist descends upon a Maine town, a group of civilians take shelter inside a supermarket as creatures arrive and attack. 🎃👻🪦 🐦‍⬛

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“A thick fog descends upon a rural community, killing anyone caught outside, survivors seek refuge in a local store. Trapped in a darkened cloud of pure horror, the frightened denizens of the town must fend off murderous monster waves.”

Review – The Mist (Season 1)

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by Nile Fortner

I am someone who is actually a fan of ‘The Mist’ novel by Stephen King. I actually consider it one of my favorite novels, and I have read it a couple of times. I even went back and read it before the first episode aired on Spike TV. This may not be the most popular thing to say, but I am actually a fan of the movie as well. I consider it one of my favorite movies because it works with a tight budget, and proves you can have a compelling story that is mainly character driven. The only thing that didn’t work for me was the ending of that film. I will never forget that ending, so that’s good. On the other hand, it’s an ending that makes your heart feel like it was hit by a ton of bricks.

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