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Monthly Archives: July 2008
By | July 2008
It’s a shame that probably no one reading this will ever see it with an audience…
2008 FANTASIA FILM FESTIVAL FEATURE! Horror anthologies have always been shunned by audiences, at least in North America, which is something that has...
We're halfway to the end of the "Making Still Green" filmmaking web series, and it's time to take a look back at the first half. If you haven't caught any...
I'll begin by saying that "Heavy Metal in Baghdad" is a fascinating, gripping documentary that brings comparisons to equally fascinating "Some Kind of...
It's easy to forget sometimes that Akira Kurosawa was a great filmmaker, not just someone who made great samurai movies. "High and Low" demonstrates his...
There’s a half-naked woman onscreen at Seattle’s Egyptian Theater, and her name is Indigo Blue. A shapely brunette delicately waving a four-foot long...
The Feel Good Film Festival (FGFF) announces it is set to premiere Friday, August 22 at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. The three-day event (which will...
Starring Paul Rodriguez Jr., “Vicious Circle” gives us a young punks in love story on the streets of Venice Beach. Young aspiring comic book artist, RJ...
Sunflower seeds, references to Luther Lee Boggs, Clyde Bruckman, Mulder and Scully’s baby William, Mulder's deceased sister, Samantha, and an appearance...
Bela Tarr’s 1994 seven-hour dark comedy has finally turned up on DVD, and its arrival will clearly break audiences into an even split. There will be...
I'm not normally swayed by trailers or television spots, but I'm not going to lie; I was really enjoying the promotional bits for "Step Brothers," the...