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By | June 2005
“Cemetery” purports to be a movie about loss, but it really doesn’t say anything…
An unnamed man sits at an unmarked grave in a foggy cemetery. Clenching a rose, he looks out onto the foggy horizon. He is dazed, confused, lost. His wife...
“The 70’s Dimension” is probably the strangest DVD one is likely to encounter. A compilation of 70’s ephemera, from 16mm television commercials to...
Kurt Cobain. It seems like even today, ten years after the fact, we still mourn the death of the unlikely rock legend. For being in the social...
In the dark confines of a video poker bar where the only noticeable light comes from the machines in the bar, a different kind of lifestyle emerges, where...
For as long as I can remember, there’s been nothing less “cool,” less “street” than clowns. So, therefore it makes perfect sense that the one of...
Anytown U.S.A. Portrayed in countless films and television series the idea of a group of teenagers wishing to escape from their one horse town is a...
The physical landscape of the U.S. doesn’t change during Christmas, except for the lights strewn across house roofs and down walls, and the traditional...
After an array of sexual encounters, Jenny hits the sack for the night only to be accosted by a rapist who has snuck in to her bedroom. Before any...
Writer and director Tamir Mostafa has made a decent looking short film that examines what happens when a man named Jeremy (Adam Sears) can’t forget his...
Set at the beginning of World War I, “The Good Soldier Schweik” follows loveable Josef Schweik, a good natured, enviably optimistic buffoon who says...