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By | October 1998
Before long, I’d developed a touch of indigestion myself. Check, please!
It's a fun concept: A substitute food critic writes a scathing review of a mob-owned restaurant and, as a result, gets abducted to be "taken care of." ...
Maple and her sisters are helping their crotchety old dad pack up and move out of the family home after their mother's death. When she finds a trunk...
Babe Mahler is a typically desperate young actress willing to do just about anything to get some exposure, including going on "Hooked Up," a sleazy "Dating...
When Lloyd Matthews sees a long lost friend with unfulfilled dreams die right before his eyes while stocking shelves at a drug store, he decides to get his...
"Not another one," I groaned as the first few minutes of "Spin the Bottle" unspooled before my eyes. But for the first 3/4 of this film, it sure seemed a...
Easily the most stylistically original and distinctive film on the competition side of the aisle, Lisa Kotin and Johnny White's "Temporary Girl" is a...
It must be frustrating to direct an okay new film then hear nothing but let-down comparisons to your previous outing. Yet, that's precisely the scenario...
Just as some towns deserve two major league baseball teams, cinema-savvy Austin, TX deservedly hosts two rising stars on the film festival circuit: SXSW...
From the pen of David Webb Peoples, acclaimed scriptor of "Blade Runner," "Unforgiven" and "Twelve Monkeys," you'd expect something edgy, macabre and...
I really HATE movies about ARTISTS. "Basquiat", "Basketball Diaries"... all CRAP. Filmmakers always want to show you how an artist "suffered" through...