Nikk Neon

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The internal critic and imaginary literary agent for fiction writer Nikkolas St. Botvid. Nikkolas St. Botvid aka Nikk Nelson, Staff Writer @moviejawn.bsky.social What if I told you that Critters 3 and O Brother Where Art Thou open with the same song...?!

"Astic and Lafond have compiled and provided, complete with timelines, art, and photographs, what I believe to be the king (no, I’m not sorry) of Stephen King scholarship reference guides," MJ's @nikkneon.bsky.social writes in his book review of THE ART & CRAFT OF STEPHEN KING.

Book Review: THE ART & CRAFT OF STEPHEN KING from Black Dog & Leventhal — Moviejawn

by Nikkolas Nelson, Staff Writer That’s the miracle of Stephen King and the kind of storyteller he is. People can say he’s not for everyone. But I think a lot of his stories are. Without a doubt, Th...

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This is by far my favorite shot of Halloween II. Dr. Loomis runs outside to look for Michael Myers after shooting him from a second story window and finds this Looney Tunes-ass situation-

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Little Shop of Horrors starts like a lot of my favorite movies do. Three black women trying to warn everyone of impending doom, no one listens to them, and then there's the doom-

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THE MYSTERY OF TARN END HOUSE (1976) Here’s the other FERNANDO FERNANDEZ romance cover I got, so deliciously and gorgeously 70s 😍 Love to see the acrylic brush strokes on this up close. This too is on a huge 20x28” illustration board.

Painted cover with a house by the woods and an inset panel with a woman and a man. The hairstyle and color palette is typical of the 70s BildBildBild

Of all the montages in all of cinema, Chris Penn finding his rhythm in Footloose will never not make me teary-eyed... PS When you think about it, The Karate Kid could have also been titled Footloose and they're basically the same movie-

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I recently read a post by someone who wanted to shit on this movie for being a wannabe Tarantino knock-off but I think it's a perfect movie. It is of itself and nothing else. Moves with its own language. Incredible cast. Very unjustly underrated and often forgotten-

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