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Monthly Archives: May 2000
Cecil B. DeMented
Action! Tucked somewhere in my files is a stapled sheaf of Xeroxed pages I call The Reject Rules, which I found on the floor in the film department while attending college. No doubt dropped by an angry young film student, … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged Baltimore, comedy, drive-in, gun fu, incineration, John Waters, kung fu, Melanie Griffith, Mink Stole, Moby, mondo Hollywood, Movie, Review, Stephen Dorff, theater
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Battlefield Earth
Psychlo-tronic First of all: yes, this film based on the novel by L. Ron Hubbard is influenced by his famous cult Scientology. It stars, and was propelled into production, by its star, prominent Scientologist John Travolta, who probably wouldn’t have … Continue reading
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Tagged alien world, explosions, John Travolta, Movie, post-apoc world, Review, sci-fi, severed hands, space alien, spaceship, teleportation, zap guns
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She Freak DVD
Carnival of carnies After dissolving his partnership with director Herschell Gordon Lewis, producer Dave Friedman headed out to California. Before long he’d formed a new filmmaking partnership with showman Dan Sonney. Together they produced and distributed a long string of … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, Byron Mabe, carnival, commentrak, David Friedman, DVD, dwarf, Felix Silla, freak, horror, Mike Vraney, monster, Movie, murder, mutants, Review, Something Weird
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Carnival of Souls DVD
The Ghosts of Saltair In 1961, after years of directing and acting in hundreds of educational and industrial films for the Centron Corporation of Lawrence, Kansas, Herk Harvey was itching to do something more creative. While driving back from an … Continue reading →