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ADONIS

By | November 2013

The narrative isn’t complicated, and the entire scenario is as simple as they come: cute dog tries to find Kip a date. Nothing more or less than that idea…

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ADONIS

David Dibble's short film Adonis tells the story of unlucky-in-love Kip (James Snyder). Hoping to finally find himself with the right woman, Kip hires a...

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THE IMPRISONMENT OF HENRY STOKER

Mathematician Henry Stoker (Nate Kutz) finds himself trapped in what appears to be a basement. Recording his thoughts on mini-cassette, Stoker explores his...

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FALLOUT

Derek Dubois' short film Fallout paints the unfortunate picture of brothers Thomas (Michael A. LoCicero) and Billy (William Valles), forced to hide in a...

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THIEVES

When we're introduced to Thomas (Quentin McCuiston), he is seen robbing a dead man of his coat in the middle of an empty city marred by references to a...

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What is it about that special someone that creates a legend, while others so celebrated spark, then fizzle, almost as quickly as they appear? Mark...

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Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...

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If you don't want to pick up all of Shout Factory's "MST3K" sets, you can't go wrong if you grab the 20th Anniversary Edition, which kicked off the show's...

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Chief of Police Burke (Rich Tretheway) is living out his alcohol-infused days in a small town after a high-profile career as a law enforcement officer in...

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Hey filmmakers. Welcome to Going Bionic #187. Before we get started today, I wanted to wish everyone out there a happy and healthy Thanksgiving. Whether...

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Movie star trajectories more commonly work the other way. Important actors traditionally make the films for which they’re remembered early on and run out...

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