Monthly Archives: July 2003

STATE OF THE NATION

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When evil knocks at the door, it usually looks just like you and me, only stupider…

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STATE OF THE NATION

A few months back, my job forced me to speak with members of a very well known, very powerful right-wing think-tank. (Don't ask!) One time, I enjoyed a...

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THE DANCER UPSTAIRS

The tendency among actors who try their hand at directing these days is to emulate the styles of contemporary masters. Soderbergh and Tarantino are popular...

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NOW YOU KNOW

Randall from Clerks (that’s Jeff Anderson to you, wise guy) has turned to filmmaking…and what he’s made is a romantic comedy? Wha? I thought I’d...

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PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL

Wha….HOLY CRAP! Someone call as many members of the press as possible, INCLUDING The National Enquirer! This is big news, because Jerry Bruckheimer...

IT’S AN ORGY OF INDIE HORROR!

Fright-Fest, Gainesville, Georgia's independent horror film festival, will take place October 11-12 at the Georgia Mountain Center. Along with the schedule...

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“THE RETURNER” PREMIERES IN SAN DIEGO

Cinefantastique & Femme Fatales will present the U.S. premiere of Takashi Yamazaki's sci-fi film "THE RETURNER" in San Diego the night of Thursday, July...

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TEEN ANGST LEADS TO “PURGATORY HOUSE”

Being a teenager can really suck. Many turn to forms of self-destruction in order to deal with their problems. But there are those that channel their...

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TOY ROBOTS DESCEND ON THE CON

Filmmaker Jeff Cioletti, creator of the Silent but Deadly films, is returning to the San Diego Comic-Con with his latest documentary, "UnWound." The...

TALKING PICTURES: LIT WIT

“Hmmmm,” says author Judy Greber, thoughtfully considering a just-posed question while she gracefully sips an iced tea. Her bright blue eyes grow even...

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COPPOLA’S LIGHTER HEART

"One from the Heart," the 1982 stylized musical directed by Francis Ford Coppola, will be screened at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on...

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