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By | January 2006
“Book of Love” is beautiful to look at, but beauty only goes so far…
There’s an idyllic neighborhood in New Jersey, with idyllic houses, an idyllic girls’ academy where idyllic girls harbor idyllic crushes, an idyllic...
If you’d died in such an embarrassing manner, if you could, would you re-arrange yourself for your family? Such is expressed in the sweet and sad “Mrs....
"Obsolete Gods" is an epic film, which explicitly addresses the notion of an epic journey and narrative in a purposefully abstract way which might be...
Hammering together despair and frustration with a cinematic nail gun, North Carolina director DJ Summitt follows up his Troma-distributed “Doomed to...
It's a bit out of sequence, but this is Brian Avenet-Bradley's first film. Longtime readers will remember my "Ghost of the Needle" coverage about a month...
“Death Race 2000” (1975) opens with artwork of a racecar that could be from an eighth – well, let’s say sixth-grade class project. With...
The best thing to do before “Pizzas, Pesos, and Pistoleros” is not to try to over think it and its plot too much. As a film it basically has its heart...
BATTLE IN HEAVEN, the new film from Mexican film maverick Carlos Reygadas, was pulled from its January 20th Sundance Festival screening at Park City’s...
IFC Films announced they've secured the theatrical distribution rights to Matthew Barney's "Drawing Restraint 9." The film will feature wifey Bjork and is...
The Spanish novel "Don Quijote" was the burr in the sides of filmmakers Orson Welles and Terry Gilliam. However, some people just don't get the hint that...