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I SELL THE DEAD

By | July 2009

FANTASIA FILM FESTIVAL REVIEW! Glenn McQuaid’s “I Sell the Dead” sports playful genre inventiveness, in which fans can delight and even outsiders can enjoy.

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I SELL THE DEAD

The joy behind this film is right there in the old-time, exploitation-tinged title. The grim undertakings of the storyline – about a pair of grave...

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Orphan

From Rhoda in “The Bad Seed” to Damien in the “Omen,” children have been some of the best villains. It’s partly due to the collective anxiety...

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: DICK TRACY MEETS GRUESOME

BOOTLEG FILES 293: “Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome” (1947 feature starring Boris Karloff and Ralph Byrd) LAST SEEN: The film can be found on YouTube. ...

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THIRST

One the undisputed stars of the so-called Korean new wave of a few years back, poor Park Chan-wook is experiencing a bit of a critical backlash these days....

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I LOVE YOU, BETH COOPER

Class valedictorian Paul Cooverman (Paul Rust) has some things to say to his graduating class as he takes the podium. He calls out a kid who bullied him...

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DEPARTURES

This year's Oscars broadcast was short on surprises. No one streaked past the host. Roberto Benigni did not clamber over the seat in front of him and...

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WEAK SPECIES

“Weak Species” upturns expectation as if this were its reason for existence. This short concerns a high school youth whom we are likely to call openly...

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MUST LOVE DEATH

The horror-comedy hybrid is already a well established subgenre, and the zom-rom-com is quickly becoming it's own sub-sub-genre, so it shouldn't come as...

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WATCHMEN DIRECTOR’S CUT: TWO-DISC SPECIAL EDITION (DVD)

Forewarned is forearmed: an insert in this DVD promises a 5-disc "Watchmen: Ultimate Collector's Edition" coming out this holiday season, so the die-hards...

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LESBIAN VAMPIRE KILLERS

When it comes to ear catching titles, "Lesbian Vampire Killers" is certainly up there. The question then is whether or not a film could possibly live up to...

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