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SIX FIGURES

By | November 2004

As a “female” stripper sporting five o’clock shadow shakes his groove thang onstage, a Joe Friday voice intones that we are, in fact, watching the opening gambit of a heist…

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SIX FIGURES

As a "female" stripper sporting five o’clock shadow shakes his groove thang onstage, a Joe Friday voice intones that we are, in fact, watching the...

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TECH FALL

Before we go any further, a definition of this movie’s title is helpful. A tech fall is a referee stoppage of a wrestling bout (think Greco-Roman, not...

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RAZOR EATERS

Loosely based on true events in recent years, "Razor Eaters" is a stunning and brilliant achievement in filmmaking. Not only is it the best independent...

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MARLA

Marla Singer. You remember her, that little scratch on the top of your mouth that would heal if only you could stop tonguing it. That big tourist who...

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“A TALE OF TWO SISTERS” TRAILER

PLEASE LEAVE THE THEATER

And now for something completely different. This is the first of a collection of pieces to hopefully enlighten and inform the cinematically jaded and...

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RELINE (DVD)

Video art or any kind of experimental cinema has the tendency to be daunting, even intimidating to viewers who aren’t accustomed to not having a...

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PHIL HALL TAKES US INTO THE UNDERGROUND

Our own Phil Hall will be on WBAI-FM in New York (99.5) and on its web simulcast (www.wbai.org) on Thursday the 18th to talk about his new book "The...

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NOVEMBER 2004 SIDEWALK SCRAMBLE WINNERS

The Scramble is over and the films have been screened. Here are the November 2004 Sidewalk Scramble winners: Best in Show ($500): Team Bloodjet!...

EXCESS HOLLYWOOD: THE NIGHT I WATCHED THE HORROR SHOW

When I was young, probably between eight and thirteen-years-old, one of my greatest thrills was staying up late (in most cases between midnight and two...

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