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By | January 2009
If only Goyer strived to make a comedy, perhaps all wouldn’t have been wasted.
There is a typical cliché amongst film criticism that is used to describe a writer or director’s career all too often. It’s something you’ve heard...
Even in this day and age, the art of animation is still considered something primarily for the amusement of families and children. Even the more...
The trilogy is complete. Firecracker and Watch Out filmmaker Steve Balderson is back with the third installment in his Wamego documentary series that...
It’s a story like many, many others before it. A director has a vision, and scrapes together whatever cash he can beg, borrow or sell his blood for and...
At first glance you might think the title of director Joe Biel’s documentary, $100 and a T-Shirt, might be describing the film’s budget. The lighting...
"The Day The Earth Stood Still" is the definition of a ‘so-so’ movie. It’s not particularly good, but it’s competent and more or less successful...
Who doesn’t like a good face-kicking movie? Fans of the genre can rest assured that this short is the triumph of boot-between-the-eyes contact they all...
BOOTLEG FILES 265 “Jud Suss” (1940 Nazi propaganda). LAST SEEN: The film can be found online. AMERICAN HOME VIDEO: Unauthorized copies only. REASON...
Rory’s Picks Callback: The Unmaking of Bloodstain A comedy off the red carpet of Hollywood that's actually funny, and also disturbing, as it pokes...
“Crime,” a fascinating collection of interviews and photographs by Alix Lambert, resembles a blood-soaked brick. The pulp fiction drawing of a femme...