Vicky Cristina Barcelona set with Javier Bardem, Penélope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson, and Woody Allen. I saw Woody Allen’s Vicky Cristina Barcelona at its Canadian premiere at the 32nd Montreal World Film…
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Evan Rachel Wood, Henry Cavill, and director Woody Allen. Woody Allen’s return to NYC has resulted in one of his best comedies in years. Of course, he hasn’t been making…
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Baghead (2008) movie review: Jay and Mark Duplass’ clever indie comedy-thriller isn’t your usual ‘cabin in the woods’ tale. Greta Gerwig stars.
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Pineapple Express (2008) movie review: James Franco and Seth Rogen star in David Gordon Green’s entertaining action and silliness mix.
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Darren Lynn Bousman and Alexa Vega. On July 18, the day of the world premiere of Repo! The Genetic Opera, I was fortunate enough to be able to interview the…
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Repo! The Genetic Opera by Darren Lynn Bousman. Bill Moseley & Terrance Zdunich discuss Repo: The Genetic Opera On Friday, July 18, I got to sit with horror-film acting legend…
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The Aerial (2007) Movie Review: Esteban Sapir’s black-and-white, near-silent morality fantasy is both daringly innovative and lovingly nostalgic.
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The 12th edition of the Fantasia Film Festival, North America’s premier genre film festival, began on July 3 and continues until July 23 in Montreal. This year, the Fantasia Film…
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Redbelt (2008) movie review: A memorable Chiwetel Ejiofor stars in this impressive (yet commercially unsuccessful) David Mamet morality tale. Emily Mortimer and Tim Allen costar.
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From the first shot of The Belles of St. Trinian’s – which shows the sign of the St. Trinian’s School for Young Ladies being fired at by what sounds like…
Baghdad High (2007) Movie Review: Documentary focuses on four Iraqi high-school students who use their cameras to show the world who they are.
The life of Darby Crash and the Germs was based around a five-year plan. Director Rodger Grossman would spend triple that amount of time making a film version of the…
Deemed controversial due to its central premise and explicit orgy sequence, Lars von Trier’s The Idiots is indeed disturbing - but for very different reasons.