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Redford and General Cinema Set Philadelphia Art-House LocationRead More...
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Raimi's Simple Plan Is a Chilling Tale Of Greed and MurderRead More...
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ShowEast Salutes Zanuck and Brown's Lifetime of HitsRead More...
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Italian Comic Breaks New Ground With Bittersweet Holocaust TaleRead More...
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The iconographic fantasy/sci-fi writer Richard Matheson has unfortunately not been well-served by the movies since about 1973, regardless...Read More...
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There's far too much ludicrous, old-man nudity in Waking Ned Devine to take it completely seriously as belonging...Read More...
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The notion of a new horror film devoted to urban legends is somewhat redundant, given that horror films...Read More...
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Eric Rohmer, whose remarkable filmmaking career is as consistent as it is durable, certainly hasn't strayed from his...Read More...
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An intriguing culture clash lies at the root of Steam: The Turkish Bath, which is nothing if not...Read More...
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It's funny how the films which most earnestly try to be real, streetwise and socially relevant often not...Read More...
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The always edifying topic of Los Angeles hustlers gets yet another workout in the determinedly gritty Skin and...Read More...
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With Shadrach, Susanna Styron, daughter of the distinguished American author William Styron, has directed a faithful, pungent adaptation...Read More...
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In the middle of the night, on the empty-storefront-laden main street of Smalltown USA, a young man named...Read More...
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In Pleasantville, screenwriter and first-time director Gary Ross peels back the layers of innocence of those wholesome black-and-white...Read More...
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There probably isn't an American filmmaker around today who has piled up more good will than John Waters.Read More...
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Rough-around-the-edges and media-genic as hell New York City cop Bo Dietl, who retired from the force in 1985...Read More...
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The makers of 'Saturday Night Live' have decided, for the eighth time (and there's a ninth on the...Read More...
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Like Ken Loach's best films, My Name Is Joe explores the lives of scrappy working-class characters whose inner...Read More...
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Misfit adolescent boys, or any adults who think back to their own troubled junior high-school days (and who...Read More...
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Can you spell 'vanity project'? Make that 'painfully unhip vanity project,' with pretensions to being a scathingly satirical...Read More...
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