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Stargate Fandom Podcast
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Poster for the film 'Curiosity' directed by Michael Cooke with various awards and nominations from horror film festivals, featuring the names Hunter Bishop, John Cooke, Jack Vize, and Michael Cooke.
A promotional poster for the Hollywood Horror Fest 2024 featuring a dark theater with empty seats illuminated by faint lighting. The right side of the poster displays a blue gradient background with white text that reads, "2024 WINNER Best Internatio
A certificate titled 'The Horror Cut Audience Choice Award' presented to 'Curiosity' in partnership with the HB Film Festival, featuring Halloween-themed illustrations including a haunted house, leafless trees, ghosts, and a creepy creature, with a p
Poster for a film titled 'The Furies' featuring three women's faces with intense expressions, credits list the cast, director, writer, producers, cinematographer, costume designer, production designer, music composer, and editors.
Four women standing together in a kitchen, smiling for a photo, with text overlay stating they are winners of the City of Angels Women's Film Festival for best female-driven cast.
A group of eight people in a kitchen, posing playfully for a photo, with some making finger hearts and expressive faces. There is a badge on the photo indicating they won Best Ensemble at the 2024 Connecticut LGBTQ Film Festival.
A woman with long dark hair and a serious expression looking to the side in a dimly lit room, with overlapping awards for the Gothamite monthly film awards in August 2022.
A movie poster for 'Up/Down' directed by Michael Cooke, featuring a green silhouette of a man with a suitcase stepping over a door. The title is in bold black text on a green background, with the director and production credits listed at the bottom.
Poster for the film 'Where's Gramps?' showing a young girl wearing a black hat with a red sparkly band and yellow flowers, with text about the film and behind-the-scenes credits.
A person holding a bouquet of flowers, standing on a gravel path next to a grassy area with headstones in the background. Overlaid text reads 'Somewhere very near' and 'A film by Rachel Fowler'.
Close-up of a man with short blonde hair and a beard, smiling. The text above lists names: Michael Cooke, Yana Harris, Hunter Bishop, Iain Macrae, Scott Campbell. The bottom of the image features the title "Dogbone" and credits for a film directed by
Poster for the film 'The Fuscos' featuring three women's faces, with the title and credits overlaying the image.
Close-up of a film poster for 'Curiosity,' directed by Michael Cooke. The poster features a person wearing a dark hoodie with their face obscured. The text includes names of actors Hunter Bishop, John Cooke, Jack Vize, and Michael Cooke, along with f
Poster for the film 'The Difference Between Us,' featuring four characters in profile with colorful light streaks dividing their images. The titles and credits are shown at the bottom of the poster.
A woman with long dark hair, wearing makeup and a dark top, looking at the camera in a dimly lit room with shelves in the background. Overlaid text reads "SONYA" in purple. There are two award certificates for the Gothamite monthly film awards of Aug
A promotional poster for "Scarlett" features the faces of six characters against a dark red background with a mask design. The main character, a man with a beard and slicked-back hair, is at the center. Surrounding him are five other characters, some
Black and white poster for a stage production titled "Nameless" by Edinburgh College of Art, featuring a woman with long hair looking upwards, surrounded by trees and a dark circular background, with credits for cast, crew, and production team at the
Book open with a cartoon illustration of a man's face, glasses, gray eyebrows and mustache, and the title "One Way" in bold letters, with text indicating a film by Verónica Valdéon and written by Patricia Valdéon. The background is a gradient of warm