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The Grittier Side of Cinema Seattle

February 8, 2026February 7, 2026 Gillian G. Gaar 0 Comments 1970s cinema, 1980s cinema, American cities on film, Cinderella Liberty, Colleen Dewhurst, cult movies, David Mamet, Diana Muldaur, documentary film, Eddie Albert, film history, gritty movies, House of Games, independent film, James Caan, John Wayne, McQ, neo noir, pre-gentrification, Scorchy, Seattle, Seattle films, Streetwise, Trouble in Mind, urban noir

No caffè lattes in this part of the Seahawks’ back yard, buddy!

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The Biggest Penis in Porn Is Back From the Dead

December 12, 2025December 12, 2025 William Schwartz 1 Comment 1970s cinema, 1980s cinema, adult film industry, American subcultures, Censorship, cultural memory, documentary film, film criticism, film history, John C Holmes, Johnny Wadd, Linda Lovelace, media studies, Pornography, sex and culture, sexual politics, true crime adjacent

Famous as Johnny Wadd, John C. Holmes was weirder than any of his characters

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