Monthly Archives: November 2004

HEATHER AND PUGGLY DROP A DEUCE

By | November 2004

There are some laugh-out-loud hilarious moments in “H&PDD”, and some truly head-scratching moments as well…

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HEATHER AND PUGGLY DROP A DEUCE

Low Budget Pictures, the company and family, was established many moons ago by writer/director Chris Seaver, a self-styled Troma fanatic who started making...

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SQUIRREL TRAP

"Squirrel Trap" is a well-made but somewhat dullish light comedy about five mismatched junior college students who encounter a series of predictable...

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THE INCREDIBLES

Brad Bird has done it again. First came The Iron Giant, one of the most critically acclaimed animated films of all time, now he joins forces with Pixar for...

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BEAR CUB (CACHORRO)

A big city bear suddenly and quite reluctantly finds himself caring for his sister’s cub while she’s away on vacation. During their time together, the...

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PARTY GAMES

“Party Games” is a poorly structured short film that, for the most part, takes place at a house party in New York City. The short is comprised of three...

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SHANGHAI GHETTO

There are some movies you want to see and others that you feel you should see. This past summer, a lot of people were chomping at the bit to see...

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THE SOC SHOWS ROGER CORMAN SOME LOVE

The Society of CameraOperators (SOC) will present its 2004 Governor's Award to Roger Corman at the 16th Annual SOC Lifetime Achievement Awards banquet on...

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CATCH A SNEAK PEEK OF “ELEKTRA”

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: “HAKUJADEN”

BOOTLEG FILES 054: "Hakujaden" (1958 production which was the first full-color anime feature). LAST SEEN: We cannot confirm the last public presentation...

THE BOOTLEG FILES: “HAKUJADEN”

In 1957, the Japanese producer Hiroshi Okawa decided to challenge Walt Disney as a major source of feature-length animated films. At the time, it was a...

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