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THE MOVIESIDE OF CHICAGO

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Get ready for a weekend of horror and exploitation at the Biograph Theatre in Chicago during the Movieside Film Festival…

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THE MOVIESIDE OF CHICAGO

Get ready for a weekend of horror and exploitation at the Biograph Theatre (2433 N. Lincoln Ave.) in Chicago during the Movieside Film Festival. Here's the...

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THE AGRONOMIST

If liberals were in power in America today, would Rush Limbaugh be willing to die to return the country to conservative rule? A true believer would…and...

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DAWN OF THE DEAD

It's one thing to anally remake a film scene for scene like Gus Van Sant did with Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho' and then there's the other side of the...

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URBAN GHOST STORY (DVD)

Urban Ghost Story is an ambitious yet not entirely successful film from the writing/directing/producing team of Chris Jones and Genevieve Jolliffe. It...

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FIRST MOVEMENT FORM

There are few things more disturbing as stalking...but what happens when the stalker is completely and utterly ignored to the point that his obsession is...

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MAN OF LA MANCHA (DVD)

Arthur Hiller took a lot of muck with his film adaptation of the Dale Wasserman-Mitch Leigh-Joe Darion musical "Man of La Mancha." Audiences in 1972 were...

EXCESS HOLLYWOOD: ALICE, SWEET ALICE

The plane began its ascent into the heavens. I, of course, was gripping whatever I could get my hands on as I tried to maintain a semblance of calm. My...

ENTER THE DEN OF SIN: THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT ARGENTO

After a short break and some comments regarding our new entrance carpet (it's bright blue and has movie reels and popcorn all over it, very late '80's...

“SYSTEM FAILURE” AT THE ARTIVIST FILM FESTIVAL

The Artivist Film Festival will be held at the Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles from April 22nd thru April 27th. "System Failure," a documentary created by...

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ZENITH

The tiny town of Zenith, Kansas, in the heart of the state's farmland, has seen more than its fair share of woes. The family-owned farms have either gone...

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