Monthly Archives: March 2003

VAMPIRE BLUES

By | March 2003

Now lest you get misled that this is vaguely erotic, our vampire is at the least 55 years old and is never clothed…

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Reviews

VAMPIRE BLUES

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This is the biggest challenge to face a film reviewer—how to critique a movie that is unwatchable. I have witnessed some truly poor efforts, I have seen...

Features

IS “DARK BLUE” REALLY “BLACK & BLUE?”

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I went to "Dark Blue" with no big expectations and I left the theater feeling no different. While Kurt Russell is interesting throughout the film, there...

Interviews

MY DINNER WITH BOB

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What is your hope for the film? That it gets distributed. Does that mean anything to you? That you would get to see it. That's all that means. It's a...

Reviews

LAUREL CANYON

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Laurel Canyon, for those readers not familiar with Los Angeles geography, is a narrow winding highway that connects the suburban hell of the San Fernando...

Reviews

GLISSANDO

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Chip Hourihan’s film kinda plays like a Charles Bukowski road trip adventure. Not quite as extreme or debauch, but every bit as depressing as some of...

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EASY PICKINGS

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Cheerfully daft little comedy about a thief who chooses the wrong old woman to take hostage is a lot of fun, powered by funny dialogue, well-drawn...

Reviews

INFESTED

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Think back to the importance that the movie “The Big Chill” had on our popular culture. Recall if you can how it chronicled the advancement of the...

Reviews

THE NISEI FARMER

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“The Nisei Farmer” is a beautifully done little short, a touching examination of a man who has lived his entire life in the past. Hank, a...

Reviews

IRREVERSIBLE

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This is not a review of Gaspar Noe's new film "Irreversible." It is a warning. You have never seen a film like it; that is not a qualitative statement,...

THE 21ST SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL ASIAN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL HAS BEGUN

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They don’t have cherry blossoms in Japantown anymore (well, not many, anyway), but there is a marker for spring here in San Francisco that’s just as...

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