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Universal Studios Hollywood Invites Filmmakers to Imagine 'Where Nightmares Come Alive' for Short Film Competition Coinciding With Launch of Annual Halloween Horror Nights

UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif., July 24 /PRNewswire/ -- "Where Nightmares Come Alive" is the theme for Universal Studios Hollywood's first Halloween short film competition, a virtual film festival timed to coincide with the launch of the annual Halloween Horror Nights event that will invade the Entertainment Capital of L.A. for 13 nights this October. Prospective filmmakers are invited to submit 90 seconds...

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Avenue Q gets down and dirty

Near the beginning of Avenue Q , the Tony Award-winning musical that Dancap Productions is bringing to the Elgin Theatre starting next Tuesday night, the cast of the show – humans and puppets alike – break into a song called "It Sucks to Be Me."

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Joel: “Wasp Woman,” site redesign on the way

Cinematic Titanic fans recently got a bundle of good news from Joel, in their inboxes. First and foremost is the news that the next episode of Cinematic Titanic will be Roger Corman’s The Wasp Woman, a film which they’ve already performed live a couple of times. The episode will be available on DVD and for [...]

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“Death Race” New Poster

An international poster for the upcoming “Death Race” has been revealed.”Death Race”, starring Jason Statham, Tyrese Gibson, Ian McShane, Joan Allen, and Natalie Martinez, is written and directed by Paul WS Anderson (”Mortal Kombat,” “Resident Evil” and “AVP: Alien vs. Predator”). Ex-con Jensen Ames (Jason Statham) is forced by the warden of a notorious prison (Joan [...]

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Famous Firsts: The Beast from Haunted Cave (1959)

Famous Firsts Focusing on the debut feature work of famous, and infamous, figures of film The Beast from Haunted Cave (1959) Debut film of: Monte Hellman, director By Roderick Heath It’s harder to judge the quality of a directorial...

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Film Preview: Cult Director Monte Hellman Brings Three Classics To The Alamo Ritz

Image via JamesTaylorWeb.com. Monte Hellman Live: The Shooting, Two Lane Blacktop, and Better Watch Out! Wednesday, July 23 Alamo Drafthouse Downtown ( 320 E 6th Street ) $16 for triple feature, $10 per film [ info ] | [ tickets ] When one thinks of B-movie icon Roger Corman's disciples, big names spring to mind: Coppola and Scorsese come first, followed by genre directors like Jack Hill. One name...

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Dementia 13 (Coppola's first mainstream movie) on Archive.org

Dementia 13 a 1963 Francis Ford Coppola/Roger Corman slasher film, is available for download from Archive.org. From Wikipedia: Dementia 13 is a 1963 horror thriller released by American International Pictures, starring William Campbell, Patrick Magee, and Luana Anders. The film was written and directed by Francis Ford Coppola and produced by Roger Corman. Although Coppola had been involved in at least...

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The Behavioral Economics of Penguin Classics and A Long Tail Discussion - dylan

The Penguin Blog has an excellent post on behavioral economics and why people buy more Penguin Classics than other publishers. Sales Managaer Fiona Buckland has obviously been following business literature, as she references not only the classic Why We Buy,...

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The Cars That Ate Paris

DVD Video Review: Gary Couzens revisits Peter Weir's first feature, The Cars That Ate Paris. This Region 2 release from Second Sight is the first time the film has been commercially available for home viewing in the UK in its original aspect ratio.

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Classic Head Explosions

1. Chopping Mall Let me be clear: this is one of the worst horror movies ever, but it definitely packs some punches. It’s directed by Jim Wynorski, known for tackling sequels that no one else was crazy enough to touch, like Return of Swamp Thing, 976-EVIL II, and Ghoulies IV, as well as straight-to-video softcore [...]

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The Long Tail and the Dip

When you launch a new product or service, you have a choice. It's tempting to go for the bestseller list, to create a mass market hit. This is the box labeled 1 on the tail above. Everyone wants to be...

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TCM hosts unleash inner fan

It's a delicate balance. As an unabashed TV geek, I sometimes have to stop myself from gushing like some star-struck schoolgirl. At the same time, professionally, as your journalistic representative, I also feel obligated to foster a certain degree of fannish enthusiasm.

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The Answer to a Prayer

Following last year’s acclaimed indie drama Snow Angels , author Stewart O’Nan is staring at a number of other potential film adaptations.

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I’m ready for my close-up: Cine-Excess 2008

I’m ready for my close-up: Cine-Excess 2008 Originally broadcast 18/04/08 on Resonance 104.4 FM Virginie Selavy talks to Xavier Mendik about Cine-Excess II… Launched last year as part of Sci-Fi London, the Cine-Excess festival was so successful that it returns this year as an independent festival hosted by the ICA (London) from May 1-3. Over three days, this [...]

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Poster Art: Tadanori Yokoo

Roger Corman's The Trip , 1967 Tadanori Yokoo More by Tadanori Yokoo ---