Monthly Archives: September 2003

EQUATION

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If curiosity got the better of you, and you owned a telescope or binoculars, would you spy on your neighbors?

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EQUATION

If curiosity got the better of you, and you owned a telescope or binoculars, would you spy on your neighbors? Wheelchair-confined Jeffries (Jimmy Stewart)...

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COLD CREEK MANOR

I once read an article by Stephen King in which he explained why he had such a problem with Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of “The Shining.” To...

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SHORTKUTZ – VOLUME I (DVD)

A few of the shorts featured here reach deep into eccentricity and the strange and for what it’s worth, you might feel like you want to jump into these...

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PUDDLEJUMPER

One of the most memorable scenes from “Trainspotting” (Danny Boyle, 1996) begins when Mark Renton (Ewan McGregor) narrates that “heroin makes you...

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IT’S A HAUNTED HAPPENIN’

Growing up, I was an avid watcher of “The Monkees” reruns. My favorites were the ones where they would get caught in a haunted house, or face mad...

HAD TO BE MADE TRAVELS IN CLASS

The Had To Be Made Film Festival (HTBMFF), the first nationwide film fest, is hitting the road to kick-off its 2003 Winter Film Program. Festival...

BRUCE CAMPBELL: DEFENDER OF B-MOVIES

To most horror fans, Bruce Campbell is the King of Cult Movies. As the hapless “Ash” in Sam (Spider-Man) Raimi’s Evil Dead trilogy, Campbell made it...

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: “THE ZAPRUDER FILM OF THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION”

BOOTLEG FILES: 002 Film: "The Zapruder Film of the Kennedy Assassination" (1963 8mm amateur film that captured the fatal shooting of President John F....

PETE JONES’ “DOUBTING RILEY” DIARY VI (part 2)

Which leads me to the mood I’m in right now. This overwhelming burden to do justice to the hard work that all of these people put into "Doubting Riley."...

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“UNDEAD” SCREENING IN LOS ANGELES

Australian zombie flick "Undead" will screen, September 20th at midnight, in Santa Monica at the Leammle Theatre on 2nd Street as a part of...

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