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Everything on Renewed Memories, newest first. Prefer to browse by kind? Try the shelves.
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TELEVISION
·2026
Crystal Lake Gives Pamela Voorhees Her Own Story
A prequel series that builds out the backstory of Pamela Voorhees and Jason, with Linda Cardellini doing most of the heavy lifting.
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MOVIES
·1987
How Pinhead Got That Face
A deep dive into how Pinhead's look evolved from Barker's early art experiments through subculture influences and collaborative makeup work.
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MOVIES
·1985
Legend (1985): Ridley Scott's Fairy Tale
A forest boy and a princess have to stop the Lord of Darkness from killing the last unicorns and plunging the world into eternal night.
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MUSIC
·2000
Another Night with Chris Botti
Botti plays the City Winery in Pittsburgh and brings a classical violinist along for the ride.
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TTRPG
·2025
Lamentations of the Flame Princess
A stripped-down OSR ruleset that mostly exists as a delivery vehicle for some of the darkest, strangest adventure modules in the hobby.
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MAGAZINES
·1976
Starlog Was How You Found Out About Sci-Fi Before the Internet
A magazine about science fiction that treated its readers seriously, sent them backward into old films and serials, and kept them ahead of movies they wouldn't see for months.
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BOOKS
·2018
Dracul: The Dracula Prequel Starring Bram Stoker
A Dracula prequel where Bram Stoker himself is a character, written in the same epistolary format as the original.
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MOVIES
·1982
Blade Runner 1982
A detective hunts down rogue androids in a rain-soaked future Los Angeles, and the movie keeps asking who the real monster is.
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COMIC BOOKS
·1984
Alan Moore's Swamp Thing
A horror comic where the scary stuff isn't the monster, it's about us.
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TTRPG
·2014
Deep Carbon Observatory: Great Ideas, Heavy Prep
An OSR module split between masterpiece and unplayable draft — the drained-lake premise is the reason to read it.
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TTRPG
·2025
Daggerheart: Rolling With Hope
Critical Role made a whole game system, and after playing it at Origins, I get why people are excited.
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MOVIES
·1986
The Name of the Rose (4K restoration)
A monk murder mystery, plain and simple — the restoration makes the abbey feel like an actual cold, dangerous place.
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TELEVISION
·2022
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Remembers How to Have Fun
A show that goes back to standalone weekly stories and isn't afraid to be silly about it — and it works.
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TELEVISION
·1977
Space Academy (1977)
A one-season Saturday morning show that takes its own hardware more seriously than shows twice its budget did.
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My Best Friend's Exorcism
Grady Hendrix's "My Best Friend's Exorcism" is a trip down memory lane, back to the '80s with its pop culture, music, and classic horror films.
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Lost Horizon
"Lost Horizon", written by James Hilton, is a revered classic, regarded as the origin of the Shangri-La myth. It's a book filled with a sense of enigma and philosophical wonder that makes it an enduring masterpiece.
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Rob Lowe's Stories I Only Tell My Friends
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Will Wight's Waybound
If you've ever become so engrossed in a series that you dread the moment you turn the last page, you'll understand the way I approached "Waybound," the twelfth and final installment of Will Wight's Cradle series.
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Jayber Crow
"Jayber Crow" is a beautifully written novel that invites readers to slow down and appreciate the beauty in the everyday.
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Mary Fahl Live at Club Cafe
Fahl was incredibly gracious, engaging with her fans, and sharing stories that gave her songs even more meaning.
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The Sense of an Ending
"The Sense of an Ending" is a masterful exploration of time, memory, and how our perception of past events can be altered by the persistent passage of time and the fragility of memory.
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Summer of '99
"Hyde's deft character development and intricate plotlines make for a compelling read. Her ability to balance the characters' past experiences with their present circumstances adds a layer of depth and intrigue.
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Richard Stark's The Hunter
Stark's prose is lean and mean, perfectly mirroring his protagonist. Every word is essential, every scene razor-sharp, rendering a story that is as brutal and uncompromising as its protagonist.
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The Blacktongue Thief
"What truly sets 'The Blacktongue Thief' apart is its impeccable blend of humor and darkness.
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Carrie Fisher's The Princess Diarist
What makes The Princess Diarist stand out is Fisher's unique voice. Her writing is refreshingly candid and razor-sharp.
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Greg Rucka's Alpha
"However, what truly sets 'Alpha' apart is Rucka's ability to create an intricate, believable world with a palpable sense of looming danger.
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A Very English Murder
A Very English Murder' is a delightful read, blending elements of mystery, humor, and historical fiction.
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Opposite of Always
Justin A. Reynolds' debut novel, "Opposite of Always," is a delightful, poignant, and captivating story that explores love, loss, friendship, and the beautiful complexity of life.
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James Alderdice's Brutal
"Brutal" by James Alderdice is a compelling and gritty tale that successfully combines elements of fantasy, action, and intrigue.
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Dave Grohl's The Storyteller
"The Storyteller: Tales of Life and Music" by Dave Grohl is a heartfelt and electrifying memoir that strikes all the right chords.
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Ed Brubaker's Batman, Vol. 2
Brubaker's Batman is a complex figure, reflective and human, which adds a rich depth to the narrative.
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Grant Morrison's The Multiversity
"The Multiversity" is undoubtedly ambitious. Morrison taps into the expansive and diverse DC multiverse, bringing together a smorgasbord of heroes from different realities to confront a cosmic threat.
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Rosa Montero's Tears in Rain
"Tears in Rain" crafts a world reminiscent of Blade Runner's grim, dystopian future where humans and human-like androids coexist.
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Maria Llovet's Luna
"Luna" is a comic series that delves into the 1960s counterculture, exploring themes and settings not often covered in this medium.
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
"The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" by Mark Haddon presents us with Christopher Boone, a 15-year-old boy on the autism spectrum.
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Will Wight's Dreadgod
'Dreadgod' delivers a narrative of cataclysmic proportions, deftly exploring the stakes of a world teetering on the brink, enriched by a deeper delve into known characters.
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Will Wight's Reaper
'Reaper' seamlessly ties together the myriad narrative threads, positioning the characters for the looming ascension.
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White Trash Warlock
"White Trash Warlock" by David R. Slayton is a pleasantly surprising, refreshing take on urban fantasy.
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You Couldn't Ignore Me If You Tried
"You Couldn't Ignore Me If You Tried" is a captivating read for any fan of 80s cinema, the Brat Pack, or John Hughes.