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By | October 2005
Three hours of dead Hollywood people!
Three hours of dead Hollywood people. That’s it. Three hours of dead Hollywood people. How could this not be a DVD for you? Here we have a double...
Lucasfilm Animation has kicked off operations in beautiful Singapore. According to the man himself, George Lucas, "We're very excited about the opening of...
BOOTLEG FILES 101: "An Enemy of the People” (1977 drama starring a rather hirsute Steve McQueen). LAST SEEN: We cannot confirm the last public screening...
First time writer/director Darren Lynn Bousman is making a lot of promises to the fans of the first Saw, last year’s surprise hit about two guys chained...
Who says that all zombies have to be mindless brain-munching creatures? Well, George Romero, Lucio Fulci, Dan O’Bannon, Michele Soavi and Peter Jackson...
Lord of the Dead opens like a “Tales from the Darkside” episode…Fires of hell surround you in the opening credits. A simple but creepy soundtrack...
“Freakout” is astoundingly funny. More of a comedy than a horror flick, it’s genuinely original without being pretentious, and sarcastic without...
Lloyd Kaufman, the high-energy, motor-mouthed madman behind Troma Films, has always come across as indie-cinema’s answer to Bill Graham. Graham was the...
“The Hole” represents one of the most imaginative concepts and least imaginative executions scored in a comedy film. The film’s set-up is a rich...
A sequel to “Saw”, but without James Wan, the original director, and with some input from Leigh Whannell, the original writer and star, sounds like a...
