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Deal with It

Revisiting the nightmares of a four-hour, made-for-TV Stephen King miniseries

By CHRISTOPHER GRAY | October 28, 2009

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ARTICLES BY CHRISTOPHER GRAY

OUTDOOR MUSIC TO GET YOUR MELLOW ON | June 07, 2013
The lazy, the restless, the cheapskates, yuppies, ravers, snobs, and prudes: the magic of the outdoor summer concert ecosystem is that it offers very nearly everyone who doesn’t care about exquisite sound quality a reason to get out of their house or state for a day, evening, or weekend.

SUMMER GUIDE: GET COMFY ON THE GRASS | June 05, 2013
The lazy, the restless, the cheapskates, yuppies, ravers, snobs, and prudes: the magic of the outdoor summer concert ecosystem is that it offers very nearly everyone who doesn't care about exquisite sound quality a reason to get out of their house or state for a day, evening, or weekend.

SHANE CARRUTH’S RAPTUROUS UPSTREAM COLOR | April 24, 2013
One of the many triumphs of Shane Carruth's second film, Upstream Color , is that it demands to be heard as well as read.

ASCENDING FILMMAKERS, DYING FORMATS | July 11, 2012
It's a precarious moment for lovers of classic films and, indeed, film itself.

REVIEW: THE COLOR WHEEL | May 23, 2012
By my (admittedly jaded) count, there are two shocking moments in Alex Ross Perry's startlingly original comedy, The Color Wheel .