"Of course, Margot Kidder had to fall to Earth. No one had ever flown higher."

Excited to share "Remembering Margot Kidder: Hollywood Superwoman and Box Office Queen" by friend of the blog and all-around super writer dude and human Mike McClelland. Please do check it out at the Rolling Stone, yes that Rolling Stone, here, and do enjoy some excerpt below.

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"I’m an ‘80s baby, so I grew up with Margot Kidder as my Lois Lane, even though I’m not sure that I watched those Superman movies until much later in life. But the first time I saw Margot Kidder, the first time I really took her all in, was sometime in the ‘90s, when I watched 1974’s Black Christmas, the Canadian thriller that many consider to be the first true slasher flick.

"I loved her from the very first frame."