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Hoopleheads: Episode 37 “Deadwood: The Movie” with Emily VanDerWerff

by Esther Rosenfield, Søren Hough and Emily VanDerWerff

http://collider.com/deadwood-movie-review/

Deadwood: The Movie presents an overtly contrasting final message to the one it gave us over a decade ago, each finale borne of its political moment.

Television

Hoopleheads: Episode 36 “Tell Him Something Pretty” with Harry Edmundson-Cornell

by Esther Rosenfield, Søren Hough and Harry Edmunson-Cornell

https://www.hbo.com/deadwood/season-03/12-tell-him-something-pretty/

Deadwood concludes with “Tell Him Something Pretty,” a challenging finale which refuses to give its scrappy underdogs any victory, moral or otherwise.

Television

Hoopleheads: Episode 33 “Amateur Night”

by Søren Hough and Esther Rosenfield

“Amateur Night” closes off several storylines as it consolidates its focus on broiling conflict between the camp and George Hearst.

Television

Hoopleheads: Episode 25 “Tell Your God to Ready for Blood”

by Søren Hough and Esther Rosenfield

In “Tell Your God to Ready for Blood,” director Mark Tinker revels in Deadwood’s brewing conflict between George Hearst, Seth Bullock and Al Swearengen. Esther and Søren discuss.

Television

Hoopleheads: Episode 16 “Requiem for a Gleet”

by Søren Hough

https://www.hbo.com/deadwood/season-02/4-requiem-for-a-gleet/

“Requiem for a Gleet” lives up to its name this episode, highlighting a deeply agonized Al (Ian McShane) as he struggles to hold on to consciousness in the face of extreme pain. Indeed, this episode serves as a finale to the Kidney Stone Arc, as it were, finally offering Al a gleet-ful release from his […]

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Hoopleheads: Episode 9 “No Other Sons or Daughters”

by Søren Hough

“No Other Sons or Daughters” puts the brunt of its focus on the new ad hoc government of Deadwood. As the United States begins to move further westward, Al (Ian McShane) and the other leaders in the town worry about what sort of outside forces and order that might bring to the town. In the meantime, Reverend […]

Fight the Power: Interview with Cyril Schäublin, Writer/Director of Unrest

September 14, 2022 By Søren Hough

Pastries, Freedom, and Love: An Interview with The Artist Airidescence

August 17, 2022 By Søren Hough

Prehistoric Planet Review

July 25, 2022 By Patrick Murphy

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