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347 diggs digg Around 10 years ago, the movie industry cottoned on to a handy commercial use for this massive, messy but powerful thing they called The Internets: viral marketing. They realised that by harnessing the power of Google, the Blogosphere and, er, the Forumverse, anyone could successfully market a movie by spending next to nothing. Fake websites, videos, pictures, teasy snippets of information let loose in webspace created instant chatter and pre-release buzz.
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For movies by, about, or for women, filmgoers at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival had no scarcity of options. Among the women filmmakers presented at Tribeca 2009, two first feature directors debuted with stories about their own mothers, while another made a documentary and put her life in danger in the process, and a famous actress stepped behind the camera to continue the legacy of another female director. And, that’s just pointing to examples from among the filmmakers I interviewed during the 10-day festival. Among 84 features screening during the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival, 23 were directed by women.
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MOVIE REVIEW by Nick Schager on May 3, 2009 Jump to Comments (2) or Add Your Own Yet another of this year's homage-facsimiles, The House of the Devil forgoes campy self-awareness in favor of reverential faithfulness—and in doing so, implicitly critiques contemporary horror cinema. With its cinematography combining unadorned realism and angular expressionism, and its title sequence emblazoned with yellow title cards and marked by synth music, freeze frames, and sudden zooms, Ti West's latest mimics '80s horror flicks with a straight face. Its rhythms, dialogue, and period detail are so finely attuned to the style of its chosen era that, were it not for a technical dexterity generally absent from its predecessors, the film might pass as an exhumed relic.
The House of the Devil may be a catchier, more horror-ific title, but really this little creepfest-that-could should've been called The Babysitter . That sounds generic, but considering how the events of the film's story unfold, it would be oh so appropriate. We don't want to give anything more away in that regard, though, so let's get down to it.
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Cast: Avoid YouTubing the trailer, which only tempts toggling back to pause on its almost subliminal flashes. These insane images scream to be first seen on the big screen, in a dark, preferably packed theater, with Jeff Grace's driving synth score throttling your nerves. If you're lucky like me, you might get a cathartic laugh hearing a grown man in the audience mutter a breathless “what… the… f*ck†at the sight of a doppelganger for the old witch in Disney's Snow White , poisoned apple replaced by a hollowed-out goat skull, brimming with blood. Here's what should be known about this wicked little film, which I caught at its sold-out Tribeca Film Festival premiere: this is old school, slow burn, psychological horror at its finest and freakiest. And although set in 1983 (meaning no modern horror refrain of, “I don't have reception – do you have reception?!
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A college girl who desperately needs some income agrees to babysit in a giant creepy house, only to discover that she's been enticed there for nefarious means. Your reaction is this: Yawn. Seen it. My response?NewYorkology film columnist Tim McGonagle was orphaned in a revival theater in Boston, Mass. in the mid-1970s. While other kids were outside playing tag, he was busy absorbing the films of Buster Keaton, Akira Kurosawa and the inappropriate-for-his-then-age, John Cassavettes. Currently he contributes to the “ Noir of the Week ” film website and maintains a blog of his own .
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You tell us your budget, intended uses, and desired features. We show you personalized recommendations from unbiased experts to quickly identify the best digital camera for you.A viking boy is raised in the wild by a she-bear; until Fate returns him to the world of men with superhuman strength to become the greatest warrior of all time. When a mysterious gypsy horseman arrives at a drought-stricken valley in Old Mexico, a young priest must grapple with the supernatural and his own eroding faith if he is to understand the terrible truth behind the gypsy's presence. A Korean adoptee, and his white long-time girlfriend, end up having both their fathers move in with them, hers because he's a compulsive gambler who's lost everything, his because he's a pack rat and his marriage busts up because of it; while the couple's garage keeps getting broken into by an at-risk African American teenage boy who finds a box of porn magazines inside very intriguing. The real-life descendants of a famous fictional Norwegian folk hero rescue three "princesses" during encounters with wild, reanimated trolls.
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Paul Van Dyk re-emerges with new material in hand. Unfortunately, it all just sounds like material we've already had for over a decade. Though Spooky Action does find guitarist-vocalist Lockett Pundt carrying over some of his more song-like sensibilities from Deerhunter, he's still far more committed to reverb than hooks. Peters knows about the dark side of life. She greets the "cruel world" with a cheery "hello", not because she is a Pollyanna but because she understands this life is the only one we have.The above right hand link is the jazzed up (yet java-free) version of Drew's Script-O-Rama, the place you know and love for free scripts and screenplays. It is best viewed at 1024x768, but don't fret, It'll work at lower screen resolutions too. The boring version (yawn) is still on the above left, if you wanna be that way. C'mon in already, and then close the door, will ya? I'm not trying to heat the whole neighborhood!