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STEVE BUSCEMI WILL SEE YOU IN COURT!

By | February 2006

Luis Fernandez de la Reguera, director of the 2003 Sundance film “Rockets Redglare!” has filed a $1.75 million lawsuit against the film’s…

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STEVE BUSCEMI WILL SEE YOU IN COURT!

Luis Fernandez de la Reguera, director of the 2003 Sundance film "Rockets Redglare!" has filed a $1.75 million lawsuit against the film's primary...

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THE ILLUSTRATED SLAMDANCE EXPERIENCE

Mike Russell blogs his 2006 Slamdance Film Festival experience in unique fashion: by drawing cartoons. Check out all the panels...

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JT LEROY EXPOSED AS A FRAUD

Author and heroin chic celeb schmoozer JT LeRoy has been outed as a phony. After months of speculation (and in lieu of the outing of James Frey) LeRoy was...

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FACTOR 8: THE ARKANSAS PRISON BLOOD SCANDAL

Filmmaker Kelly Duda gives us the bloody facts on plasma hustling in the Arkansas prison system that has led to the spreading of deadly diseases such as...

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THE WORLD ACCORDING TO SESAME STREET

If you turn on "Sesame Street" in Germany, you won't see Big Bird, but a big, cuddly bear. Since the 1970s, the groundbreaking educational children's show...

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A SUPERMARKET LOVE SONG

I love when supermarkets are given time in movies, when filmmakers smartly realize the benefits of drama among the aisles, especially since a supermarket...

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THE CALL OF CTHULHU

“The Call of Cthulhu” (You think that’s hard to pronounce, try Mxyzptlk) is a rousing throwback to the silent film era, the time where horror meant...

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WHEN A STRANGER CALLS

The scary moment payoff from the original “When a Stranger Calls” went from jolt to joke in contemporary American pop culture long ago. What started as...

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A TREASURE IN AUSCHWITZ

American school books note that Auschwitz was a concentration camp in Poland where approximately a million Jews, Gypsies, and other Nazi-deemed...

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A GOOD WOMAN

I have no clue why anyone thought it was necessary to update and transplant Oscar Wilde’s play “Lady Windermere’s Fan” from late-Victorian London...

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