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DON'T FEED THE BEARS.

By | April 2006

The glorious Pete Vonder Haar and his recent article on Hollywood’s hatred towards its audience got me thinking. Studios now think it’s…

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DON'T FEED THE BEARS.

The glorious Pete Vonder Haar and his recent article on Hollywood's hatred towards its audience got me thinking. Studios now think it's a good idea to not...

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: LOST HORIZON

THE BOOTLEG FILES: “Lost Horizon” BOOTLEG FILES 125: "Lost Horizon” (1973 musical starring Peter Finch and Liv Ullmann). LAST SEEN: We cannot...

Reviews

KING KONG TWO-DISC SPECIAL EDITION (DVD)

In the world of computer software, there’s a term, “feature creep,” that describes the phenomenon whereby an application becomes bloated and unwieldy...

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MOUNTAIN PATROL: KEKEXILI

In the desolate, mountainous no-man’s-land of Kekexili in western China, the Tibetan antelope are struggling to survive the Greed of man. Their only...

CHRISTOPHER MASTERSON AND NICHOLAS PETERSON’S INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Intellectual Property is a new film from director Nicholas Peterson exploring the paranoia during the Cold War through the eyes of a socially absent...

EXCESS HOLLYWOOD: AN ANDY ROONEY MOMENT

Okay, here are some random thoughts I figured I could present in an Andy Rooney style. You know how Sean Penn won all kinds of accolades and award...

News

"FANBOYS" MOVIE GETS MAULED

Darth Mauled that is! Ohhh, SNAP! But seriously, Ray Park who played Darth Maul for about 45 seconds in "The Phantom Menace" will appear in "Fanboys" as a...

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COMEDY HELMER GETS "SHAZAM!"

Peter Segal of "Anger Management," "50 First Dates" and "Tommy Boy" fame has snagged the job as director of superhero flick "Shazam!" for New Line. No...

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SLAUGHTER PARTY (DVD)

A dwarf goes on a killing spree after being corn-holed by a cave dwelling desert rat. The desert rat is later revealed to be a mad scientist hired by the...

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SAVING SOPHIE

In St. Augustine, Florida, with $60,000, Lorraine Portman put her formerly one-act play, “Saving Sophie”, to film. With two acts, Portman imparts...

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