Monthly Archives: July 2004

SUBURBAN NIGHTMARE

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The main problem with “Suburban Nightmare” is that the film is dialogue driven and the dialogue is weak…

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SUBURBAN NIGHTMARE

If you are in the mood to watch a psychotic married couple fight over absolutely nothing, breaking only for the occasional (and rather bland) murder, then...

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A HOME AT THE END OF THE WORLD

Michael Mayer’s “A Home at the End of the World,” based on the novel by Michael Cunningham (who also penned the screenplay), is the story of two men...

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G-MEN FROM HELL (DVD)

I have respect for individuals who try to turn comic books into motion pictures. Look at what they have to face: tons of role playing, comic book geeks...

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CORNMAN: AMERICAN VEGETABLE HERO

Talk about aiming low - "Cornman: American Vegetable Hero" is a micro-budget homage to the already low-budget schlockfests of Troma Entertainment, Inc. ...

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ZATOICHI

There’s something impressive about a film that manages to acknowledge the intrinsic lunacy of its concept without yet depriving the story of any of its...

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COMIC BOOKS ARE FOR KIDS

Nerds need love, too. That’s what "Comic Books Are For Kids" is all about. Robyn is a comic book creator stuck in a creative funk. Alan is a lowly clerk...

THE BOOTLEG FILES: “JACK AND THE BEANSTALK”

I would like to start this week's Bootleg Files column with a public statement of my support for the legalization of marijuana and a plea for those reading...

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FANTASIA 2004 TRAILER: “Shaun of the Dead”

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FANTASIA 2004 TRAILER: “The Last Horror Movie”

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FANTASIA 2004 TRAILER: “Running on Karma”

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