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BAD SANTA – THE MAKING OF A CULT CLASSIC WITH DIRECTOR TERRY ZWIGOFF
it certainly has been a cult favorite among fans everywhere who appreciate raunchy dark comedies showcasing deeply flawed individuals trying to find themselves in a world full of Holiday cynicism. Continue reading
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Tagged Bad News Bears, Bad Santa, Bernie Mac, Billy Bob Thornton, Bob Weinstein, Brett Kelly, christmas, Coen Brothers, Crumb, Cult Classic, Daniel Clowes, David Lynch, Director's Cut, film, Ghost World, Grand Jury Prize, Harvey Weinstein, horror, Jack Nicholson, James Gandolfini, Joe Cobb, John Ritter, Lauren Graham, Melissa Axelrod, Mickey Rooney, Mira Sorvino, movies, Our Gang, Robert DeNiro, Robert Hoffman, Scarlett Johansson, Sean Penn, Steve Buscemi, Sundance, Terry Zwigoff, Thora Birch, Tony Cox, Universal Pictures, Unrated Cut, Walter Matthau, writing
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CURATING A REPERTORY FOR MOVIE THEATER SURVIVAL IN THE AGE OF STREAMING
Article and photos by Marcus Siu On June 22nd, Variety Magazine published an article reporting that over 50% of exhibition executives surveyed believe the “traditional cinema experience” has less than 20 years remaining as a viable business model and that curated … Continue reading
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Tagged "Finding Your Feet", "Lovely, "Mary and Max", "The Spitfire Grill", "You Can Count on Me", 50 Movies You May Have Not Seen That You Should!, and "Lovely, California Independent Film Festival, Cult Movie Night, Death at a Funeral, Derek Zemrak, Ellen Burstyn, film, Flipped, Frank Oz, horror, Lovely Still, Martin Landau, Matías Bombal’s Hollywood, movie-review, movies, Nik Fackler, Omar Khan, Orinda Theater, reviews, Rheem Theater, Rob Reiner, San Francisco Silent Film Festival, Tommy O'Dowd, Variety Magazine
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THE OSCARS ARE UP FOR GRABS – PREDICTIONS FOR THE 97th ANNUAL ACADEMY AWARDS
Article by Marcus Siu After Los Angeles had its horrible fires in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena in January, many big-name celebrities in the movie industry had lost their homes: ex-Oscar host Billy Crystal, Oscar winners Jeff Bridges, Anthony Hopkins, … Continue reading
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Tagged A Complete Unknown, Academy Awards, Adrien Brody, Anora, Ariana Grande, awards, Bob Dylan, body horror, Brady Corbet, Colman Domingo, Conclave, Cynthia Erivo, Demi Moore, Emilia Perez, Felicity Jones, Fernanda Torres, film, I'm Still Here, Jeff Goldblum, Jesse Eisenberg, Karla Sofía Gascón, Kieran Culkin, LA Fires, Mikey Madison, movies, Oscar Predictions, Oscars, Ralph Fiennes, Sean Baker, The Brutalist, Timothée Chalamet, Wicked, Zoe Saldaña
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THE OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS RETURN TO A THEATER NEAR YOU
Article by Marcus Siu Love is in the air, not just because it’s Valentine’s Day, but because movie lovers will get to see the 2025 Oscar Nominated Short Films on the very same day at movie theaters. Three categories: Live … Continue reading
TWO NEW NOSFERATU FILMS STREAMING AND IN THEATERS THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
Article by Marcus Siu It’s been 102 years since the classic German Expressionist vampire film, Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror was introduced to the world. For the last century Max Schreck as Count Orlok stood as the ultimate “Nosferatu”. Who … Continue reading
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Tagged Anya Taylor-Joy, Bill Skarsgård, Bram Stoker, Count Orlok, David Lee Fisher, Doug Jones, F.W. Murnau, film, Guillermo del Toro, horror, Isabelle Adjani, Klaus Kinski, Max Schreck, movies, Nosferatu, Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, Robert Eggers, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Universal Studios
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COPPOLA’S VISIONARY ROAD TO MEGALOPOLIS
Article by Marcus Siu After failing to obtain a distribution deal for the $120 million dollar budgeted “Megalopolis”; a film forty years in the making and his first film in thirteen years, director Francis Ford Coppola was asked at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Driver, Apocalypse Now, Aubrey Plaza, Chloe Fineman, D.B. Sweeney, Dustin Hoffman, Eleanor Coppola, film, Francis Ford Coppola, Giancarlo Esposito, Grace VanderWaal, IMAX, Lauren Pagone, Mario Puzo, Martin Scorsese, Megalopolis, movies, Nathalie Emmanuel, NYFF, NYU, Owen Gleiberman, Pauline Kael, Robert DeNiro, Roger Ebert, Spike Lee, The Godfather, The Godfather Part II, The Godfather Part Two, Variety, Vincent Camby Camby
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