Monthly Archives: February 2007

MOJAVE PHONE BOOTH

By | February 2007

2007 SF INDIEFEST FEATURE! “Mojave Phone Booth” succeeds because it exercises a light touch while still being able to make some nice commentaries on life, death and interpersonal connections…

Read More

Reviews

MOJAVE PHONE BOOTH

Out in the middle of the desert near Las Vegas there was a phone booth just sitting there, in the middle of nowhere. Well, it was until it was recently...

Reviews

GHOST RIDER

The masses sure seem to love their superhero movies. Why else would the studios keep churning them out? And now that all of the A-list comic book heroes...

Reviews

INLAND EMPIRE

Reviewing a movie like David Lynch’s “Inland Empire” is tricky business. I’m going to come right out and tell you, if you don’t enjoy the...

Reviews

IF IT FITS

Filmed in 1978, first released in 1978 and now back in re-release, John Marshall’s “If It Fits” is an interesting curio on old-school politics in a...

Reviews

THE DAYS AND THE HOURS

“The Days and the Hours” is a moving documentary short that takes place entirely within the pews of St. Boniface Church in the Tenderloin section of...

Reviews

BIG DREAMERS

The small Australian town of Tully was famous for two things: record rainfalls and a prosperous sugar industry. The sugar money disappeared when Brazil...

Reviews

NO UMBRELLA: ELECTION DAY IN THE CITY

“No Umbrella: Election Day in the City” was shot during the course of Election Day 2004 in Cleveland’s predominantly African-American East Side. ...

News

AARON ECKHART IS TWO-FACED

In most cases, filling the shoes of Tommy Lee Jones is tough business. But when you're taking over the Harvey "Two-Face" Dent role that was last brought to...

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: “FOOTAGE OF THE LAST THYLACINE”

BOOTLEG FILES 168: “Footage of the Last Thylacine” (a 1933 view of the final captive specimen of an extinct Tasmanian marsupial). LAST SEEN: Available...

FILM THREAT’S LOOK BACK AT THE SHORT FILMS OF MARTIN SCORSESE

The Film Threat audience voted, and 78% feel that this is the year Martin Scorsese finally wins that Academy Award. Instead of the standard retrospective...

« Previous 1 … 6 7 8 9 10 … 17 Next »