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October 8th has historically been a pretty good day, at least as far as movies are [...] Continue reading This Date In Movie History: October 8th So, these guys are terrible. I mean so awful they make me wish for an acute case of hysterical blindness. Or maybe a sharp stick to jab out my eyes and the eyes of anyone sitting near [...] Continue reading 5 Directors I Hate- And You Should Too You know I hate remakes, but, hey, this is just me bitching. Let’s take a look at a couple people who are actually affected: John Carpenter and Dario [...] Continue reading Two Masters Of Horror Talking Remakes September 19th isn’t a day too many people use to reflection on what was going on with movies in years past. It’s kind of in that dead area after Summer and before the ego-stroking award [...] Continue reading This Date In Movie History Yep, this looks to be Michael Madsen’s directorial debut. His co-director, Bret Davidson, is a long time stunt man/stunt coordinator, crossing paths with Madsen several times over the years. Madsen will probably be remembered for the ear cutting ability on display in Reservoir Dogs, but while reading about him, it sounds like he’s always just on the verge of breaking through to the [...] Continue reading News of the Atypical: Volume 1 So, I’ve seen No Country for Old Men three times now, and I’m still not feelin’ it. It’s easily the Coen brother’s best movie since 2001′s The Man Who Wasn’t There, but I’m not sure it’s really worthy of all the praise it’s [...] Continue reading No Quandary For Old Men So, a Rip-off is the cinematic equivalent of a burning bag of dog poop on your porch- you dive into it before you realize what’s really going on. Some people think it’s a great idea, others find it pretty [...] Continue reading Lost Genre: Rip-off But I’m talking the shot, the first uninterrupted image, ending at the first cut. Why just the first shot? It’s the first impression of the movie, and you never get a second chance to make a first [...] Continue reading Showgirls – Best Opening Shot Ever? So, Times Online got a little interview with George Lucas, talking Star Wars and Indiana Jones- sequels, of course! He’s noted for being very private and somewhat reclusive, granting few [...] Continue reading Star Wars vs Indiana Jones: Deathmatch! So, whatever happened to John Carpenter? It’s been a long seven years since Ghosts of Mars was released- the last movie he [...] Continue reading Let Us Go In, The Fog Is Rising |
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