Monthly Archives: February 2002

SOMETHING ABOUT STILLER

By | February 2002

TROMADANCE REVIEW! A guy posing as a Ben Stiller-obsessed wheelchair-bound retard, gets wheeled into a bookstore where Janeane Garofalo and Ben Stiller are signing copies of their new book…

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SOMETHING ABOUT STILLER

This sounds like something the Cacophony Society would pull off. "Something About Stiller" goes to show that even practical jokes can make it into film...

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RAPID EYE MOVEMENT

I like dark black and white films, but I don't like them so dark that you're having a hard time seeing what's going on. Such is the case in "Rapid Eye...

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SILAS AND MANGE

This here's a compilation of five comical sketches shot in video and then turned black and white and made to look like silent films from the 1920's. The...

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THE TUNNEL

The film begins with a guy cutting the hell out of himself shaving, he then gets in his work suit and heads out to work, but not before stopping at his...

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SABU: GOOD-BYE THEIR YOUTH

All over the place is one good way of describing this shot on video feature. Calling it perhaps the most bizarre coming of age film ever is another good...

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KEVIN MAHER SHOWCASE

It's a fact - puppets talking about dirty grown up things is funny. In these two sketches, these puppets talk about penises, Satan and AIDS. Hey, that's...

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L’ILYA

Japan is home for a lot of crazy trends, but if the one featured in this film ever really catches on, the Japanese population is gonna have quite a nice...

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GUNTHER AND HANS

This project comes to you from a couple of guys who think Bavarian people, with their funny accents, are a great source for knee-slapping fun. So, they...

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TERRORE

If I knew that someone made this as a joke, I could probably give it some respect. Well...on second thought...nah, fuck this film! I'm gonna give you...

QUEER-O-RAMA KICKS OFF VALENTINE’S DAY

The Provincetown International Film Festival offers continued off-season programming in a special collaboration with the Coolidge Corner Theatre. Beginning...

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