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Monthly Archives: June 2005
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The Asylum comes along with its rendition of “War of the Worlds”…
This was a phenomenal move for The Asylum Home Entertainment. See, it’s always a twitchy concept, taking an old story and trying to update it....
Charles Gemora. While faaaaaaaar from a household name, Gemora holds the distinction of being the world's greatest "man in an ape outfit" actor ever to...
It all started when I favorably reviewed The Education of Shelby Knox, an entertaining documentary look at a young woman’s involvement in the fight to...
We popped in “It’s Alive” and already things were looking better. My husband spotted Rick Baker’s name in the credits and we both cooed over the...
As I may have mentioned in previous columns, my husband and I both work at a local independent video store here in Vancouver. One of the neat things about...
After 5 successful years in New York and San Francisco, the Bicycle Film Festival is coming to LA on June 24 and 25. The LA program features documentaries,...
How could a glut of Western television shows in the ‘50s possibly induct another one without the entire operation shuddering and falling to pieces? Who...
This story begins with a critically ill man lying in a hospital bed, with about 3 months left to live. Knowing his fate, he decides to end his relationship...
We movie critics tend to forget that, unlike the characters in fictional films, the people in documentaries are real human beings. If we prick them with...
“That movie did everything a documentary should do! It stood up as journalism while still being compelling and entertaining,” remarks...