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Author: Gary Smith

Gary is Owner and Editor-in-Chief of Titanquisitor.com. He's usually posting articles and reviews and doing all the back-end stuff. He likes to play video games, gardening, woodworking, reading, walking and watching college sports (Roll Tide Roll).
Hocus Pocus Review Throwback Thursday
Movie Reviews

Hocus Pocus Review (1993) (Throwback Thursday #14)

Gary Smith

Thirty-two years after renting *Hocus Pocus* from Movie Gallery, I'm revisiting the Sanderson sisters, childhood crushes, talking cats, and Halloween nostalgia. Does Disney's 1993 cult classic still hold up, or is nostalgia casting its own spell? Find out in Throwback Thursday #14!

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Game Reviews

WWF RAW Review (SNES) (Retro WedNESday #16)

Gary Smith

Christmas 1994 brought WWF RAW to my Super Nintendo, and for three glorious years, it was my favorite wrestling game. Thirty-two years later, does this New Generation classic still deserve the love? It's time for another Retro WedNESday!

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Entertainment Articles

Tubi Tuesday #10: Today You Die, RoboCop & Christine

Gary Smith

Steven Seagal heads to prison, RoboCop cleans up Detroit, and a possessed Plymouth Fury goes on a killing spree. This week's Tubi Tuesday brings together three very different movies, plus a little thrift-store misfortune and some glorious WCW WrestleCrap.

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Game Columns

The Sunday Sermon: Silent Hill 2 and the Monster You Made Yourself

Gary Smith

James Sunderland comes to Silent Hill looking for his dead wife, but what he finds is a nightmare built around guilt, punishment and a terrible truth he refuses to face. This week's Sunday Sermon explores *Silent Hill 2*, Romans 6:23 and why forgiveness offers something that endless suffering never can.

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Entertainment

North by Northwest Review (1959) (Throwback Thursday #13)

Gary Smith

In honor of Eva Marie Saint, who passed away at 102, Throwback Thursday heads back to 1959 for Alfred Hitchcock’s North by Northwest. Cary Grant, spies, trains, Mount Rushmore, one very determined crop duster, and Eva Marie Saint at her absolute best. Nearly seventy years later, this thing still moves better than most thrillers made today.

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