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An Evening with Michael Winner

ArchiveBy Allan HaveyMay 11, 2011Leave a comment

Looking dapper in a black suit, dark blue shirt and sensible shoes, the man behind the podium surveyed the audience and pronounced, “Never eat oysters and don’t buy a Ferrari.” Still the director eleven years after his last film, Michael Winner had command of a full house of family, friends and film freaks eager to watch a double feature of his films Deathwish and Nightcomers at the Aero Theater on a balmy Friday night in Santa Monica.

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Super Review

ArchiveBy Neil WeakleyMay 11, 2011Leave a comment

If you haven’t heard of James Gunn yet, I can assure you that you certainly will VERY soon.  He directed a great movie a few years ago called Slither, and wrote the remake of Dawn of the Dead.

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Paul Review

ArchiveBy Neil WeakleyMay 11, 2011Leave a comment

You know, with all the good buzz coming from the U.K. about this movie, I have to admit, my hopes were definitely up.  I still had some minor reservations, but also with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost behind it, I was going glass half full.

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The Truth Is Out There Review

ArchiveBy Neil WeakleyMay 11, 2011Leave a comment

When I heard our friend Dean was doing a documentary about conspiracy theories, I thought it was rather apropos seeing as his character Langly on the X-Files, and subsequently The Lone Gunmen with his compatriots, was certainly embroiled in his fair share. 

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Red Riding Hood Review

ArchiveBy Dean HaglundMay 11, 2011Leave a comment

Red Riding Hood is a completely average effort raised a little higher with some good script ideas on how to mash the tired fairy tale with monster movie cliches to fresh effect BUT pushed a little below the grade due to the two male lookers who knee cap this project like a thug with a crowbar.

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