Monthly Archives: January 2008

YEAH THEY'RE DEAD, THEY'RE ALL MESSED UP…

By | January 2008

I took a lot of s**t for my gradual discontent for “Land of the Dead,” and rather condescending criticisms toward the “Dawn…

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Blogs

YEAH THEY'RE DEAD, THEY'RE ALL MESSED UP…

I took a lot of shit for my gradual discontent for "Land of the Dead," and rather condescending criticisms toward the "Dawn of the Dead" remake, but if...

Reviews

SHOOTING MICHAEL MOORE

Turnabout is... fair? ...play in "Shooting Michael Moore," where the outspoken, pudgy, ball-capped filmmaker becomes the target of his own style of...

Blogs

RIP VAMPIRA….

Yet another horror icon has passed as Maila Nurmi, best known as Vampira, has passed away in her sleep from natural causes at the ripe age of 86. I...

Reviews

DIAMOND ZERO

Of all the problems underground filmmakers face, we rarely fault their lack of energy. We can count on them sweating out whatever issues appear in front of...

Blogs

RE: THE PAIN (NO JOY) OF GETTING INTO THE IMDB

I'm really curious why "A Writer Named Phil Hall" would have such trouble getting into IMDB. I've submitted it three times, and it even has a Rotten...

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: "BEAT THE DEVIL"

BOOTLEG FILES 215: “Beat the Devil” (1954 comedy from John Huston, starring Humphrey Bogart, Jennifer Jones and Robert Morley). LAST SEEN: Available...

"GOLIATH" TRAILER

The Zellner Brothers return to Park City, UT with their latest cinematic offering, but something is different. Instead of another hilarious short, the...

Blogs

VHSTORY…

I still own about eighty percent of my VHS tapes. And this is not counting the recorded VHS tapes which feature recorded programs that are now hard to...

Reviews

3 DEAD GIRLS (DVD)

“3 Fuckin’ Creepy Ass Shorts” would have been a better, more accurately descriptive, title for this DVD, but the current “3 Dead Girls” works...

I LOST 20 LBS. IN TWO MONTHS, ASK ME HOW

With the 2008 Sundance Film Festival just a little over a week away, Film Threat focuses on films of Sundance past, starting with this Toby Wilkins short...

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