Monthly Archives: January 2001

THE DE-HUMANIZED

By | January 2001

Unlike its obvious ’70s source of inspiration, at least “The De-Humanized” is tongue-in-cheek on purpose…

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THE DE-HUMANIZED

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The Six Million Dollar men, they ain't. Horribly mangled in an explosion at the Dynamic Business Machines factory where they worked, both mild-mannered...

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P.A. WARS

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There's absolutely nothing wrong with a group of production assistants (PAs) banding together to produce a film or video in an attempt to pad their resumes...

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SUNDANCE HOSTS AN "ENIGMA"

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Director Michael Apted likes stories that dig into the intricacies of communication. He explored the man/animal connection in 1988's "Gorillas in the...

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"BIOHAZARDOUS" SPAWNS A MYSTERY

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The quiet buildings of Gentech Industries are a little off to the locals of Hillsdale, New Jersey. The barbed wire fences and "no visitors" rules spark...

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FRANKENSTEIN FOUND UNDER THE TREE

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Chances are that Santa (or your holiday gift-giver of choice) left you something a little more unique than a Razor scooter under the tree this year, but...

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THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT

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My life changed one winter night in 1982. I had recently started to get into music and I desperately wanted to go see a midnight showing of "The Kids Are...

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THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT

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The typical film about the early years of Rock and Roll was called something like "Rock Rock Rock" or "Don't Knock the Rock," was in black and white, had...

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THE IDOLMAKER

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"The men don't know, but the little girls understand" Teen idols haven't always been a pure indication of little talent. There was Elvis, The Beatles,...

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GRAFFITI BRIDGE

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I must say this movie has aged far better than it ever had any right to, but here I am again to argue for the brilliance of Prince's sort-of "Purple Rain"...

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DEAR JULIA

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"Dear Julia" is an effective creepy and seriously funny short film about a man with an acute Daedalus complex and the oddball who helps him achieve his...

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