Monthly Archives: April 2005

THE RESURRECTION GAME

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It’s an original entry into the zombie sub-genre that these filmmakers so obviously love and it’s one of the more fun indie zombie flicks I’ve seen…

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THE RESURRECTION GAME

The dead are a walkin’. And they’ve been doing so for a while now, long enough that the initial shock of a worldwide zombie plague has worn off. As...

MATT ZOLLER SEITZ: THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE “HOME”

One of the best film critics working today is Matt Zoller Seitz, whose invigorating analysis of today's cinema is published in the New York Press weekly...

MOVIE MARKETING MADNESS: THE INTERPRETER

In my opinion, breaking up with Tom Cruise was the best career move Nicole Kidman has made. While she was still under the sway of the once and future...

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STAR WARS: CLONE WARS (DVD)

While I haven’t been thrilled with the “Star Wars” prequels, I have to admit that I can enjoy any “Star Wars” film, even if mediocre, simply for...

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ZOMBIE NATION (DVD)

I’m a big fan of the trainwreck and that’s exactly what “Zombie Nation” is – one great big fuckin’ trainwreck. And that’s the intended...

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FORBIDDEN PHOTOGRAPHS: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF CHARLES GATEWOOD

After watching “Forbidden Photographs,” I realized we have photographer/anthropologist Charles Gatewood to thank for the surge in popularity of body...

THE 2005 FLORIDA FILM FESTIVAL: OVER AND OUT

The Florida Film Festival is the greatest thing that has ever happened to Orlando. Being a resident in this tourist trap of a city, this time of year is...

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KEEP A LOOKOUT FOR “DIAMOND EYES”

Philadelphia police detective Pete Angel is haunted by memories of a murdered young girl he vowed to protect from the mean streets of Fishtown. After a...

MATTHEW BORTOLIN: DARTH VADER VS. THE BUDDHA

Were you initially cognizant of the parallels between “Star Wars” and Buddhist theology when you first saw the 1977 landmark, or did your connections...

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CLOSE YOUR EYES (DVD)

The British have been the undisputed masters of the mystery genre for better than the last hundred years. And this massive legacy shows forth cleanly and...

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