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Rogue River / The Collapsed

Two new direct-to-DVD horror thrillers begin with much promise, but fizzle before they’re able to provide any sizzle.
05/21/2012 | Comments 1

Dark Crimes

Mill Creek Entertainment’s budget pack of noir, Dark Crimes, strongly goes against the notion that films in the public domain are there because they aren't any good. That’s nonsense.
05/18/2012 | Comments 0

The Aggression Scale

True to its title, The Aggression Scale begins quite aggressively: A woman just done with her daytime jog enters her home, whereupon a gunshot blasts her back out to her front yard. A hit man emerges and snaps a Polaroid for proof.
05/18/2012 | Comments 0

Cinema Verite

In 1971, the all-American, Nixon-loving clan known as the Loud family made history without even trying. They just allowed cameras into their lives for six months, and the result was PBS' An American Family, television's first reality series.
05/18/2012 | Comments 0

Knights of the Round Table

From 1953, Knights of the Round Table proudly boasts the CinemaScope logo as it opens, trumpeting itself as an epic Hollywood costumed drama on a massive scale: no expense spared, no detail ignored. And no story engagement.
05/17/2012 | Comments 0
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The Desert of Forbidden Art


None August 5th, 2010

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s Russian avant-garde art. If not, this film may be its only survival. "”Doug Bentin
 
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