Michael Curtis Nelson

Michael Curtis Nelson has a Ph.D. from Indiana University, where he is Director of Publications and Graphics.
‘The Freshman’ Is Remarkably, if Silently, Contemporary
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‘The Freshman’ Is Remarkably, if Silently, Contemporary

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 / 3 June 2014
The grand-daddy of college comedies, The Freshman makes a compelling case for the relevance of silent film.
‘To Chris Marker, An Unsent Letter’ Has Insufficient Postage
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‘To Chris Marker, An Unsent Letter’ Has Insufficient Postage

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 / 23 April 2014
Collaborators and admirers provide an enlightening, but at times opaquely idiosyncratic assessment of the maverick French filmmaker.
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Valley Girls Horror Satire ‘Night of the Comet’ Like, Fun

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 / 19 November 2013
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Home Ownership Is Hell, Over and Over Again in ‘The Amityville Horror Trilogy’

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 / 2 October 2013
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Bleedin’ Nora! ‘Cockneys vs Zombies’ Is a Horror

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 / 23 September 2013
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Arms and the Dad: ‘Erased’ but Not Forgotten

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 / 8 August 2013
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In ‘As Luck Would Have It’ an Ad Man Pitches Himself

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 / 22 July 2013
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‘Warm Bodies’ Has Something for Every Taste

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 / 27 June 2013
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Waiting to Be Discovered: ‘Starlet’

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 / 22 May 2013
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Apocalypse is Trending: ‘Night of the Living Dead: Resurrection

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 / 6 May 2013
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Pop-Up Horror: ‘Tormented: 3D Blu-ray’

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 / 3 April 2013
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Neurologically Speaking, How and Why Do We Remember? ‘In Search of Memory’

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 / 18 March 2013