LAUGHING DEAD

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LAUGHING DEAD

A pale man named Hunter is washed ashore near a blighted urban wasteland. Drifting in and out of consciousness and dreaming of pursuit and violence, he...

JOHNS HOPKINS FILM FESTIVAL

The Johns Hopkins Film Festival began as a wacky experiment in bringing the hard work of the Johns Hopkins Film Society to the eager masses. One source of...

MICROCINEFEST APPROACHES

The submission deadline has past, but keep your eyes on the [ Microcinefest site ] for the announcement of the chosen few for the 2000 Festival, which will...

BLACK AND BROWN FEST

The Black and Brown Shorts celebration obviously has a sense of humor, but they're serious about promoting the film efforts of Latino and African American...

News

SCREENWRITING SHOWCASE AWARDS

[ October 1, 2000 ] is the FINAL deadline (and they mean it) to submit your screenplay for the 5th Annual Screenwriting Showcase Awards. On [ Monday,...

News

MCFARLANE MOVIE MANIACS

Todd McFarlane's 17th series of figures includes some familiar faces in horrordom: Jason, Leatherface, and Freddy are all immortalized in the "Movie...

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"IL POSTINO" RETURNS TO THE SCREEN

On [ September 24th, 2000 ] Michael Radford's sweet, endearing, and very Italian "Il Postino" (The Postman) will return to the screen as a part of the...

News

U.S. PREMIERE OF "BREAD AND ROSES"

You may not think the the plight of union representation for Los Angeles janitors would make riveting cinematic fodder, let alone hold any appeal for a...

Interviews

FINGERING TOM: A TOM GREEN INTERVIEW

Tom Green. The name alone sends shivers down many adults' spines. He is insane, he is crazy -- he jacks off horses and drinks milk from a cow's utter. So...

Reviews

VAMPIRE'S SEDUCTION

The fascination with vampires on film stretches back to the classic, silent, German-made "Nosferatu" (1922) starring the truly creepy Max Shreck. But the...

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