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In the on-going bereavement for the horror film, one should perhaps look at movies like The Asylum as being guilty, or at least complicit, in the struggling mortality of the genre.

The former icon of American trad folk hasn't abandoned the genre, simply cross-hatched it with alt.country atmospherics, lots of moody percussion and heavy guitar, as displayed on her new CD, Dark Chords on a Big Guitar.

(He later claimed that he was a lieutenant, and a prisoner of war in Russia.) After the armistice, he went to work as a journalist, first in Vienna, then in Berlin, where he wrote feuilletons, or think pieces, for a number of newspapers, and in this genre he found his first voice: a wised-up, bitter voice, perfect for describing the Weimar Republic.

With "Insomnia," Nolan (in only his third film after the little- seen "Following" and "Memento") takes another giant step toward the front ranks of young filmmakers with the gratifying ability to turn age-old genre forms into something startling and new.

No Joke: The Spirit of American Comic Books explores the genre's evolution, from superhero-helmed strips, such as Superman, to Mad Magazine and the popular graphic novel.

The 1978 book (which Eisner notes is still in print) did get picked up by a smaller company and a new genre was born.

The idea that you would have an unhappy ending—that people would pay for their sins, or that there was no redemption sometimes—I mean, this really shook the foundation of the sitcom genre.” The show’s pivotal moment came in the third season, in 1991.

You have to be a fan of this genre to best appreciate this metaphor-laced action adventure.

Set within the Joffrey Ballet Company of Chicago, the film features Altman's familiar use of vignettes and overlapping conversations in lieu of standard crescendo and genre formula.

Today, though, we had cast members and producers from "Sex and the City," "The Sopranos" and "Deadwood," a new HBO series that aspires to re-invent the Western genre the way "The Sopranos" redid mobsters and the way "Sex and the City" redid the sitcom.

Sancho’s request is perfectly reasonable: if violence is to be cartoonish, the laws of the genre should be observed, and we should be given fair notice—the banana skin seen in advance on the sidewalk.

So though I adore Schumann's lieder and chamber works, I'll leave those genres to others and stick to the piano for some recommendations.

Schumann's duets, by contrast, are not a cornerstone of his repertory, but they show the composer taking a genre and working to claim it.

I have chosen one recording in each musical genre.

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