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PHILLY THE 14TH

By | March 2005

The 2005 Philadelphia Film Festival is getting ready to run its 14th annual event for two weeks, from April 7-20, screening 110 feature films, 24 full-length documentaries and 125 short films from 42 countries…

News

“NOWHERE MAN” OPENS THEATRICALLY

The grim and gritty black comedy Nowhere Man is set to open theatrically in three major cities starting March 11! Directed by Tim McCann (“Revolution No....

Reviews

BERT PRENTICE C.E.O.

Work sucks. While the brand of job may vary the sad fact is that most work does in fact suck. A bundle of hostility aimed at office life Kevin Nibley's...

Reviews

THE LUNAR PACK (DVD)

“The Lunar Pack” is composed of three tales of terror that all wrap around the enduring and fascinating werewolf legend. Jason liquori has created a...

Reviews

WD

Clark Banner (Jim Freeman) thinks he’s an ordinary guy. Sure he’s got muscles and an odd name, but he believes he’s merely a man raised by parents...

Features

CINEMA CPR: THE FILMS OF STUART GORDON

I’m sitting in the basement lounge of Tacoma’s Grand Theatre, next to the man who brought green glow-stick fluid and headless zombie lust to horror...

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