10 to Midnight
Hello, everyone, and welcome once again to the internets movie review column that was once yelled at by a guy that sort of looked like Wilford Brimley but I’m fairly certain it wasn’t the real Wilford Brimley because why would it have been, The Gratuitous B-Movie Column, and I am your host Bryan Kristopowitz. In this issue, issue number five hundred and ninety, I take a look at the badass action slasher flick
10 to Midnight, which hit movie screens in early March 1983.
10 to Midnight
10 to Midnight, directed by J. Lee Thompson, is one of the sleaziest movies star Charles Bronson made in the 1980’s, which really is saying something as Bronson also made
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Absence of Malice “Wonderful thing, subpoenas.” Faced with lawsuits over its historically illiterate school renaming decisions, the San Francisco Unified School District board will vote to cancel the project entirely, the Associated Press reports this morning. The effort had already been “paused” after the school board got an avalanche of criticism over its “shoddy research,” and also the timing of the effort:
The renaming effort also was criticized for shoddy research and historical inaccuracies. A renaming advisory committee wrongly accused Paul Revere of seeking to colonize the Penobscot people. It also confused the name of Alamo Elementary School with the Texas battle rather than the Spanish word for “poplar tree.”