Monthly Archives: March 2003

LUBBOCK LIGHTS

By | March 2003

SXSW 2003 DOCUMENTARY FEATURE! In the late 1960s, inspired by their town’s strange, crazy population of hippie hellraisers and churchgoing rednecks, pals Ely, Gilmore and Hancock decided to rent a house and play music…

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LUBBOCK LIGHTS

“Out in the West Texas town of...” Well, the name may not sound quite as poetic as El Paso, but Lubbock has certainly produced more than its share of...

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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S RAVE

As you may have guessed, this raver flick is an update of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream. Now, I’ve never been exposed to any incarnation of...

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THE TARGET SHOOTS FIRST

Even people who join book and/or record clubs find themselves irritated by them about as soon as the initial excitement of receiving their huge...

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UNDER THE SKIN OF THE CITY

The Iran explored by director Rakhshan Bani Etemad in her new film "Under the Skin of the City" doesn't seem like a component of any sinister "axis of...

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THE NATURE OF NICHOLAS

From a guy’s perspective, even the most awkward dates can’t compare to the embarrassment of puberty. Letting a conversation dwindle over steak, mashed...

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7th STREET

“7th Street” is essentially a home movie, but most likely not the kind that many of you make. In yours, there may be relatives that make you wonder...

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SECURITY

It may not have the most enticing title in film history, but within this movie are some of the most hilarious performances of the year…and all the...

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WILLARD

Okay, I know I’m going out on a limb with the five star rating for a horror flick released in the low tide of spring movies. And if you think that rating...

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TEARS OF THE SUN

War can be hell. This is a fact which is well known. On occasion, however, it also can be dull. Abysmally rote, monotonous, pointless, surprise-free and...

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METALLICA: SOME KIND OF MONSTER

Metallica is one of the most successful groups in music history. They’ve sold over 90 million records, played 1,000’s of sold out concerts all over the...

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