THE THIRD SOCIETY

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THE THIRD SOCIETY

"Now justice has a name...and a .45" It's my firm belief that, in all things creative, if you're going to be bad, one should do so boldly. Stanley...

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THE MANGLER 2

"The Mangler 2" may be back to the same ol' grind, but it's still a cut below the rest. A sequel-of-sorts, "The Mangler 2" is a continuation in tone (if...

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SXSW BURGER HUT PROMOS

I calculate that I have been to over 100 film festivals since I was 12. I try to hit at least 10 new festivals a year in addition to my usual stops and I...

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MARTIN AND ORLOFF

One wouldn't think that getting pressed into service as a softball umpire would be the most advisable form of therapy when you've just been released from...

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ONE THOUSAND YEARS

Videotape is way too cheap. Because it's so cheap, we're all being subjected to this so-called "DV Revolution" in filmmaking, whereby anyone with a...

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THE SEARCH FOR JOHN GISSING

I don't know what the British phrase might be for giving someone a run-around, but whatever it is, John Gissing (Alan Rickman) is sure giving it to Matthew...

Features

IS “HIGH CRIMES” THE REAL CRIME?

CRITIC DOCTOR EXAMINES: Michæl Dequina (filmthreat.com), Jack Garner (democratandchronicle.com), Betty Jo Tucker (reeltalkreviews.com), Susan Stark...

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MURDER BY NUMBERS

"Murder by Numbers" is everything its title implies, a standard-issue crime drama spat out from the Tinseltown assembly line: it gives a name actor a...

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THE SCORPION KING

Hollywood action would-be blockbusters are, by their very definition, the most shameless of commercial enterprises, concerned more with raking in as much...

News

POWELL AND PRESSBURGER AT THE CINEMATHEQUE

From May 2nd through May 9th, 2002, The Egyptian Theatre and American Cinematheque in Los Angeles will pay homage to the unique writing/directing/producing...

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