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Jon Hogan lives in Jersey City, NJ, and does things with film and comics. Those things include journalism, fundraising, and curation. Take a peek at the things he sees on Instagram.

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Visit the Beautifully Bizarre Cryptozoo, a Sanctuary for Mythological Creatures

by Jon Hogan August 16, 2021November 17, 2021

Married creative duo Dash Shaw and Jane Samborski collaborated on the vivid adult animated feature.

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A Documentary on the Birth and Growth of the Satanic Temple

by Jon Hogan May 10, 2019December 20, 2021

Hail Satan? marks the first time that director Penny Lane filmed contemporary events as they developed, though her deftness with archival material is crucial to the story’s appeal.

The Curse of Frankenstein (1957, Peter Cushing (courtesy Everett Collection via the Quad Cinema)
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The Film Studio that Perfected Cheap Horror Movies in the 1950s

by Jon Hogan June 5, 2018

A two-part series at the Quad Cinema chronicles the cheaply made and formally rich horror movies that the UK’s Hammer Films began producing in the 1950s.

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A Depraved Classic of Adult Anime Returns to the Big Screen

by Jon Hogan April 5, 2018April 6, 2018

Originally released in the US in 1993 to much puzzlement and shock, a rare 35mm print of Urotsukidōji: Legend of the Overfiend will screen at Nitehawk.

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This Year’s Oscar-Nominated Shorts Are Slam Dunks

by Jon Hogan February 15, 2018March 5, 2018

From a film on basketball legend Kobe Bryant to an adaptation of Roald Dahl poems, this is the first crop of nominees in many years without a single dud. 

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Return of One of the Most Beloved Bad Films of All Time

by Jon Hogan February 8, 2018

The Museum of Modern Art is screening Ed Wood’s 1959 cult classic, Plan 9 from Outer Space.

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Animals Cope with Apocalypse in a Hand-Drawn Animated Film

by Jon Hogan December 14, 2017December 13, 2017

Alberto Vázquez’s Birdboy seeks a visual language for dealing with adult themes through traditionally childlike devices.

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A Nuanced Portrait of Hasidic Brooklyn

by Jon Hogan November 15, 2017

The directors of Jesus Camp and Detropia offer an in-depth look at Brooklyn’s Hasidic community.

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Revisiting David Lynch’s Classic Blue Velvet with Behind-the-Scenes Footage

by Jon Hogan November 13, 2017

Rich in interviews and ephemera from the making of Lynch’s classic, Blue Velvet Revisited is ultimately disappointing as a standalone artistic achievement.

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The Spooky, Masterful Film Boris Karloff Starred in After Frankenstein

by Jon Hogan October 18, 2017October 18, 2017

Director James Whale used expressive cinematography, Karloff’s gift for pantomime, and an original approach to fight sequences to inspire a lasting, haunting sense of fear.

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A Documentary Dives Into the Making of Psycho’s Iconic Shower Scene

by Jon Hogan October 17, 2017

78/52 is an in-depth look at the background, shooting, and lasting influence of one of film’s legendary horrors.

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“A Year of Vomiting Color”: Sean Price Williams on Cinematography

by Jon Hogan September 20, 2017November 15, 2021

Williams talks about his relationship to cinematography, including his latest work in Thirst Street, the truest visual smorgasbord of all.

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