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TIM MCCANN: ON THE ROAD TO NOWHERE

By | May 2003

Copping to similarities to the Jim Thompson novel Nothing Man, Nowhere Man virtually tells the story backwards, beginning with the castration and…

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TIM MCCANN: ON THE ROAD TO NOWHERE

Copping to similarities to the Jim Thompson novel Nothing Man, Nowhere Man virtually tells the story backwards, beginning with the castration and then...

DON’T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK

If you think the days of bad-assed punk rock and garage rock are dead and gone, you've got a big surprise awaiting you, Junior. Acts like Texas Terri and...

DON’T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK (part 2)

What is your background in the L.A. music scene? I originally moved to LA from D.C. with my cohort, Badsville co-producer, guitar player and best...

DON’T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK (part 3)

Some of the band members talk about losing major label deals, etc. Did you feel there was a lot of bitterness? I'm sure when things were first going...

UPS AND DOWNS: JORDAN MELAMED AND JOSEPH GORDON-LEVITT DISCUSS “MANICR

The gods had condemned Sisyphus to ceaselessly rolling a rock to the top of a mountain, whence the stone would fall back of its own weight. They had...

UPS AND DOWNS: JORDAN MELAMED AND JOSEPH GORDON-LEVITT DISCUSS “MANIC̶

Manic shuns the high-gloss artificiality of big studio productions, preferring a gritty, jittery vision borne of handheld, digital camerawork. When Cheadle...

“HOUSE OF THE DEAD”: THE DEAD EAT THE LIVING

The dead are walking the earth, well, zombies actually, but these aren’t the same slow moving creatures that we’ve seen in such genre classics as...

DO ED BURNS AND RACHEL WEISZ HAVE “CONFIDENCE”?

Edward Burns and Rachel Weisz may star in James Foley’s grifter thriller Confidence, but do they actually know what the movie is about? You be the...

ROBBIE BRYAN TAKES A STAND

The Stand-In focuses on wannabe actor Brian, who’s finding it hard making it in the industry as he toils away at the thankless job of standing in for...

NABIL AYOUCH: ON THE ROAD FROM MOROCCO

The films of the North African cinema rarely find their way into American commercial release, so in many ways the April 16 New York theatrical premiere of...

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