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2021-05-29. 名嘉, 正八郎 (July 2010). グスク探訪ガイド―沖縄・奄美の歴史文化遺産〈城〉 (in Japanese) (5th ed .). Naha City, Okinawa: Border Ink. p. 113. ISBN 4899820240. "Chinen Castle Ruins
AC/DC: Let There Be Rock
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garbled – apparently by drunkenness – as to be virtually unintelligible." Ed Naha of the New York Post also disliked the film, writing: "AC/DC is one of
Syd Mead
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Network's encyclopedia The Gnomon Workshop video tutorials with Syd Mead Ed Naha , "Blade Runner's Syd Mead: An Artist With Designs on the Future", Starlog
Wizards of the Lost Kingdom II
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reused and dubbed with new dialogue to make them appear as new footage. Ed Naha , writer of the first film, stated: Three years later I'm at a wedding reception
Stuart Gordon
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released direct-to-video. Following that, with Brian Yuzna and writer Ed Naha , he co-created Honey, I Shrunk the Kids for Disney Studios (he later executive
Attack of the Crab Monsters
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Cinema, April 15, 2005. Retrieved: January 9, 2015. di Franco 1979 p. 78. Ed Naha Brilliance on a Budget reprinted in Turner Classic Movies Corman and Jerome
Gateway (novel)
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Fiction, March 1978 Review by Chris Morgan (1978) in Vector 86 Review by Ed Naha (1978) in Future, April 1978 Review [French] by Denis Guiot (1978) in Fiction
Five Guns West
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Theaters Offer 'Sabrina' Los Angeles Times 24 Nov 1954: 14 Corman p 28 Ed Naha , The Films Of Roger Corman Whole Town's Talking About F.S. The Washington
The Great Lost Kinks Album
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fans unhappy with Davies and the Kinks' recent work. In Circus magazine, Ed Naha wrote that the album captures the band during their mid- to late 1960s
Honey, I Blew Up the Kid
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Story by Garry Goodrow Based on Characters by Stuart Gordon Brian Yuzna Ed Naha Produced by Dawn Steel Edward S. Feldman Starring Rick Moranis Marcia Strassman
Shooting Star (Bad Company song)
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described the song as a "half-acoustic lust ballad." Rolling Stone critic Ed Naha called "Shooting Star" the "pièce de résistance" of Straight Shooter and