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Nosferatu lives! A great new adaptation of the the vampire horror story is can’t-miss cinema

Posted on January 7, 2025 by Kevin Lynch
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Nosferatu (2024) review: 'Full-blown Gothic melodrama'

Here’s an excellent review of a great new cinematic work of gothic art,  Nosferatu, which I saw and agree with the reviewer’s paise. Don’t miss it in a theater

:https://www.thenation.com/article/culture/robert-eggerss-nosferatu/?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Daily%201.7.2025&utm_term=daily

'Nosferatu' First Reactions

 

 

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Kevin Lynch (Kevernacular)

Kevin Lynch (Kevernacular)

Kevernacular (Kevin Lynch) is a veteran, award-winning arts journalist, educator and visual artist. He is the author of "Voices in the River: The Jazz Message to Democracy." He's won five Milwaukee Press Club awards, most recently the 2017 gold award for “Best Critical Review of the Arts” for the Culture Currents blog “Adolph Rosenblatt: A Great Eye, Gifted Hands, and a Huge Heart," an art retrospective exhibit at the Jewish Museum Milwaukee. He also won the same gold award for the 2013 Culture Currents review, "Edward Curtis Preserved America’s Vanishing Race for Posterity.” Lynch was a long-time staff arts writer for The Capital Times in Madison and The Milwaukee Journal, where he was lead writer of a Pulitzer-nominated Newspapers in Education project called “That’s Jazz,” which was used in Milwaukee Public Schools and The Milwaukee Jazz Experience. A frequent contributor to The Shepherd Express, he's also written for, among other publications, Down Beat, No Depression Quarterly of Roots Music, and NoDepression.com, The Village Voice, The Chicago Tribune, The Antioch Review blog, New Art Examiner, Rain Taxi, American Record Guide, CODA (The Canadian jazz magazine), Wisconsin Natural Resources Magazine, Graven Images: A Journal of Culture, Law and the Sacred; and OnMilwaukee.com. Lynch has taught cultural journalism, English rhetoric and composition (while earning half of the credits for a PhD. in American Literature), and film studies. He’s been a music program host for WLUM-FM and WMSE-FM in Milwaukee. Lynch is working on a novel about Herman Melville. He’s also a visual artist (BFA-UWM) and studied jazz piano and theory at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music. He lives in Milwaukee.

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