THE RED-HAIRED ALIBI

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THE RED-HAIRED ALIBI

In 1934, movie audiences were caught off-guard by a vivacious six-year-old named Shirley Temple in the 20th Century Fox musical "Stand Up and Cheer." The...

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THRILL KILL JACK IN HALE MANOR

Doing a parody of B-Movies is a thankless task since the genre itself, with its oversupply of imagination tied in an undersupply of budget, exists as a...

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JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS

Were audiences really clamoring for the comic book characters Josie and the Pussycats to make it to the big screen? I know I wasn't. Josie is no...

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BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY

In general, my response to "Ally McBeal" has always been something like, "PHFFFFFFFFFFFTHT!" England's response is apparently "Bridget Jones' Diary". The...

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JOE DIRT

With the presence of David Spade and a title like "Joe Dirt", there's no mistaking that you'll get anything other than entertainment of the lowest brow. ...

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KINGDOM COME

In a film marketplace filled with crass comedies determined not so much to make people laugh than to gross them out, the amiable, family-friendly heart of...

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THE MARTINI SHOT

Jacob Young's directorial debut, "The Martini Shot," is a comedy/drama about a young woman so consumed by her dream to be a Hollywood player that she loses...

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NOTE COME DUE

So what really went down that night at the crossroads? Blues aficionados are very familiar with the legend surrounding the groundbreaking 1920's blues icon...

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PLASTIC UTOPIA

James Mirstein (David Zellner), a wimpy, whiny, morbid Mime who can't keep his mouth shut, is one of those idealistic twits who believes that nice guys...

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WHITE SLAVE

Italy has churned-out some wacky exploitation "shockers" over the years. "White Slave" is one of those films from the 1980s, and features the story of a...

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