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By | September 2000
“Lucinda’s Spell” tries desperately to look like a professionally polished film…
"Lucinda's Spell" tries desperately to look like a professionally polished film. Even though it's shot on 35mm film and in cinemascope, it just can't...
Studio bosses are scratching their heads wondering why profits are plummeting this year and attendance is eroding. The answer is simple: it's the movies,...
Slamdance has announced that, along with its delectable "On The Road" pit stop in New York, a "Film Festival Snackdown" will be hosted with Film-Fest DVD...
The 34th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival is making preparations for their upcoming event, which will unfurl on April 20th and run...
The L.A. Film Critics Assocation (LAFCA) has been a friend and a public supporter of films of all shapes and sizes for 25 years. In fact, they've even...
The way I see it, this is a film about two big messes. The first mess occurs when two hitmen, Charley (Morgan Freeman) and Wesley (Chris Rock) brutally...
One of the most talented artists in today's independent cinema is Zack Winestine, who has carried the mantle of director, producer, writer and...
THE CRITIC DOCTOR EXAMINES: Roger Ebert (Chicago Sun-Times), Vicki Edwards (Chicago Tribune), Bob Longino (Cox News Service), Peter Stack (San Francisco...
Dammit, Keanu! Stop screwing around! Couldn't you have just killed time with your band Dogstar between "Matrix" movies? This complete waste of time...
When I was at the Cannes Film Festival in 1999, a buzz had been generated across town for a Swedish film entitled "Fucking Amal". This was due to the...