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THE B-MOVIE’S PLACE IN 2003

By | September 2003

What’s the difference between the B-movies of the ’70s and the ones today?

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THE B-MOVIE’S PLACE IN 2003

Roger Ebert has remarked several times about Hollywood films that are B-movies, but feature A-list stars and have A-list budgets. That causes a question:...

DON COSCARELLI – MONSTER MAKER

What was the whole thought process behind Bubba Ho-tep? How did such a unique story come about? In the summer of 1989 I first heard of Joe R. Lansdale....

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THE HOWLING (DVD)

Of all the werewolf movies made in the 80s, few are worth watching. However, a few classic do exist, and most horror fans agree that “The Howling” is...

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THE FAST RUNNER (Atanarjuat)

You can see why this Inuit legend won the Camera d'Or at Cannes--it's filmed entirely in the Arctic community of Igloolik, a place of staggering,...

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MATCHSTICK MEN

This stretch of the calendar brings two certainties when it comes to Hollywood releases. The end-of-summer/start-of-school period means audiences are...

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ONCE UPON A TIME IN MEXICO

One of the most notable things about “Once Upon a Time In Mexico,” from a filmmaking standpoint, is that this is one of the first movies to be shot on...

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TRY ALL 3 VIEWS

This short video consists of fast intercutting between two types of images: people running through subway stations, and nighttime cityscapes. Both the...

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GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

Michael Akers’ “Gone, But Not Forgotten” is your basic boy meets boy, boys fall in love, but then boy gets a little indifferent about the...

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PINK

In “Pink”, we’re thrust into Soweto, South Africa on June 16, 1976 where Apartheid is in full swing. A 12-year old girl (Sophie Traub), decked out in...

HAMMERED BURLESQUE

Check out Augusta's "The Velvet Hammer Burlesque," Thursday, Sept. 11th, 10pm, at the Silver Lake Film Festival. The screening will take place at the...

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