Aside from Orson Welles and Jean Rollin, no filmmaker cut such a strong visual image right out of the gate like David Lynch.
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With both Halloween and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre receiving newfangled releases, behold 1980’s slasher Prom Night.
With both Halloween and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre receiving newfangled releases, behold 1980’s slasher Prom Night.
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Of all the mega-franchises, Godzilla’s has been the most secure despite the myriad potholes it has faced.
Of all the mega-franchises, Godzilla’s has been the most secure despite the myriad potholes it has faced.
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At the heart of all cinema lies a body-horror film about a human walrus. With Tusk, Kevin Smith continues a tangent seemingly spurred by 2011’s Red State.
At the heart of all cinema lies a body-horror film about a human walrus. With Tusk, Kevin Smith continues a tangent seemingly spurred by 2011’s Red State.
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Broncho premieres “Class Historian” video, announces tour
On the heels of its new album, the Oklahoma garage-rock stalwarts unveiled a shiny new video to go along with its irresistibly catchy single.
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Local crooner Denver Duncan is hungry for respect
After a yearlong hiatus following the arrival of his third child, Oklahoma City’s Rat Pack-inspired crooner is at it again.
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Film review: Mood Indigo
Writer-director Michel Gondry got his start in the attention-span-challenged realm of music videos, where he learned that less is not necessarily more.
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The initial image of Michaël Roskam’s first directorial venture into American cinema, The Drop, is a rippling reflection of a mechanical structure within a lowly puddle.
The initial image of Michaël Roskam’s first directorial venture into American cinema, The Drop, is a rippling reflection of a mechanical structure within a lowly puddle.
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Film review: The Trip to Italy
The pair essentially portray exaggerated versions of themselves eating their way through Italy as part of a travel piece for a London newspaper.
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Blu-ray review: Mr. Majestyk
Somewhere between the simmering racism in Billy Jack and the juiced-in hick mobsters of Walking Tall lives Mr. Majestyk.