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Busch Gardens Tampa Bay will bring back Sesame Streets Kids’ weekends
This event fills out Busch Gardens’ fall lineup, which includes Bier Fest, taking place from now until Nov. 15.
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Netflix has a sequel to ‘The Babysitter,’ and it thankfully doesn’t suck
Samara Weaving returns to the role that launched her career
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Black scholars, artists and writers to present at MFA St. Pete’s Derrick Adams exhibition
The exhibition opens to the public on Sept. 19.
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Fantasia Fest gets brutal with Bryan Bertino’s devil-in-disguise masterpiece, ‘The Dark and the Wicked’
The all-virtual 2020 film festival included several should-be cult classics and some could-have-been duds
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Pirate Water Taxi will bring Haunted River Tours back to downtown Tampa
The Haunted River Tours last 45 minutes and will depart from the Tampa Convention Center
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Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet’ is magical mind-fuckery on an unprecedented level
Whether anyone should feel comfortable going back into a theater to see it with other people is a whole other debate.
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Annual Halloween attraction Scream-A-Geddon returns to Dade City next week
Besides spooky props and strobe lights, some argue that Scream-A-Geddon is an actual “haunted” haunted attraction.
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Tampa’s Straz Center announces 2020 fall lineup, and it includes live indoor and outdoor shows
“Masks will be required, and additional safety protocols will be in place.”
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Zombie sequel ‘Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula’ lacks white-knuckle thrills
The South Korean thriller trades originality for inspiration by channeling a trio of genre classics
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Clearwater’s Bilheimer Capitol Theatre launches classic movie series
The Tampa Theatre is still rocking a full lineup of films, too.
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‘Open 24 Hours’ masterfully ratchets tension and inundates viewers with explosive, grisly carnage
It’s damn near perfect.
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Fantasia, the world’s greatest genre film festival, is now completely digital due to COVID-19
Here’s a taste of Fantasia’s wonderfully eclectic and diverse lineup.
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Shudder’s streaming service nabs another exclusive with ‘Random Acts of Violence’
Sadly, the high-profile slasher film fails to elevate the genre despite some impressive carnage
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Russell Crowe welcomes America back to the movies with ‘Unhinged’
Buckle up, it’s going to be a bumpy ride
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Macy Eats Paint and Emiliano Settecasi stage ‘Homecoming’ art installation at St. Pete’s Mize Gallery
A maximum of six guests can be in the gallery at one time, so reservations are encouraged.
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St. Pete’s World Thrift celebrates one year anniversary with deals and giveaways
It all goes down August 29.
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Black protest photography exhibition joined by women’s suffrage celebration show at FMoPA Tampa
Recently-acquired Bruce Davidson work is also on display.
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David Littleton helps turn ‘Uncle Peckerhead’ into a gloriously gory post-punk nightmare
Life on the road for most musicians doesn’t include disposing of bodies after every gig
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Instant cult classic ‘Lake Michigan Monster’ reinvents genre cinema on a shoestring
Imagine if Wes Anderson made a retro monster movie while tripping on psilocybin and high on Adderall.
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Tampa Bay’s AMC Theatres will partially reopen next week with 15-cent tickets
AMC is attempting to resume the majority of its operations in time for a Sept. 10 opening of the new Christopher Nolan movie Tenet.