BAD EGGS

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BAD EGGS

Tony Martin’s “Bad Eggs” comes out at the tail end of a string of well-rounded – and reasonably successful – Australian comedies. But being that...

SHOCKFEST!

September's SHOCKFEST HORROR FILM FESTIVAL will salute the careers of the late Italian directors Joe D'Amato and Antonio Margheriti with screenings of two...

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BACHELORMAN

“BachelorMan” is both funny and frustrating at the same time, funny because of the predicament we see Ted Davis (David DeLuise) going through during...

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SCREAM QUEEN

Man, they should have just made an entire hour-and-a-half film on the fans that are found at conventions like Comic-Con instead of this. The reason I say...

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THE LAST KENNEDY

I’m a little tired of filmmakers making the CIA the bad guy in movies. This is the same agency that dropped the ball on the fall of the Soviet Union and...

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HOTEL

Mike Figgis takes the experimentation he did with "Timecode" a step further here, combining the multi-screen approach with just about every other film...

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JUBILEE (DVD)

The late British filmmaker and artist Derek Jarman was a true renaissance man. Born out of the punk era and possessing much of the same anarchic spirit...

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PICKETS

The American Civil War continues to garner an inordinate amount of attention to this date, some 139 years since the guns fell silent near Appomattox. Some...

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DRIVERS WANTED

Of all the annoying jobs I've had throughout my life, one I've (fortunately) always managed to avoid, at least so far, is that of a delivery driver. There...

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STUEY

It’s not quite “Leaving Las Vegas,” but for those of you that like tragic stories of self-abuse taking place in Vegas, then here you are. ...

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