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Monthly Archives: May 2005
By | May 2005
When the Boogeyman does finally appear, it looks like Imhotep’s alcoholic cousin…
Historically, a horror film has been many things. It has contained actors who act, unease which feels like genuine unease and not just that of the feeling...
“Dot the I,” the debut movie from writer-director Matthew Parkhill, begins like so many romances, with a chance meeting between strangers. Struggling...
There is a completely perfect performance in the middle of a wildly imperfect movie called "It's All Gone Pete Tong." That performance belongs to British...
It’s not necessary for you to have seen 1974’s “The Longest Yard” before subjecting yourself to the Adam Sandler version. With most remakes, I’d...
Witness several cowboys prepare for their time face down in the dirt. “No Gray Twilight” documents the preparation these men go through before they...
A painting becomes more than canvas and colors, a portrait more than a likeness of its model (real or imagined) when it has the ability to affect a person...
The first word that comes to mind after I first viewed Unsavory Characters is ‘breathless’ as this is about as pure a vision as one can get. I believe...
Twenty-one years ago Lloyd Kaufman and pals pooled enough dough together to make the feature that their new company Troma would forever be synonymous with,...
BOOTLEG FILES 079: "Morecambe & Wise: Musical Extravaganzas" (1994 hour-long video compilation of musical sketches starring Britain's greatest comedy...
The exploitation genre has enjoyed a generous reappraisal; this straight-to-video title makes one wonder why. Jack Valentino (Neil Delama) is a “white...