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Daily Grindhouse | DG Links - Daily Grindhouse

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Bury Me In Blu-Rays. Daily Grindhouse Home Page. Miss Risk’s Dungeon. No-Budget Nightmares Feature Articles. The Creeper’s .45. The Daily Grindhouse Podcast. The Internet’s Finest Hour. Tough Films For The Rough Crowd. Bury Me In Blu-Rays. Miss Risk’s Dungeon. No-Budget Nightmares Feature Articles. The Internet’s Finest Hour. The Daily Grindhouse Podcast. Frasl; DG Links. Here’s a rundown of the sites that. Hit us in our nerdy spots. Click on the name to go to the goodness…. Labels worth a bookmark.

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This Week in Cinema: March 29-April 04, 2015 | Bill's Movie Emporium

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Bill's Movie Emporium. Review: Happy Valley (2014) →. This Week in Cinema: March 29-April 04, 2015. April 5, 2015. I have a fever, and the prescription is always more cowbell! I finally saw some movies,. 2015, Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, United States of America) * *. Perfectly acceptable short film. The animation is top notch, the songs are catchy, and spending more time with these characters is a treat. Still, the film is clearly missing something. Is a movie that is hard to get into. You are commenti...

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The world's first audio recording is creepy, not made by Edison / Boing Boing

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Dec 15, 2011. The world's first audio recording is creepy, not made by Edison. From the Boing Boing Shop. At the French site Anecdote du Jour you can listen to the world's first audio recordings. Made in 1859 and 1860 by Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville. The recordings, one of a tuning fork being struck and two of de Martinville singing, are scratchy and thoroughly eerie. All the more so because de Martinville himself never heard them. In fact, nobody heard them until 2008. GET THE BOING BOING NEWSLETTER.

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AsianCineFest: North American theatrical release of CHRONICLES OF EVIL on May 22nd

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News and reviews, contemplations and considerations of Asian films and filmmakers. With the occasional piece on manga, dance, music, or whatever else Asian that might be of interest. Written by Dr. Stan Glick, a columnist for Asian Cult Cinema magazine. With Dada Chen at NYAFF 2013. With Dada Chen at NYAFF 2013. Friday, May 15, 2015. North American theatrical release of CHRONICLES OF EVIL on May 22nd. The South Korean action-thriller Chronicles of Evil. MA Dong-seok ( The Good, the Bad, and the Weird.

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AsianCineFest: SKIN TRADE reviewed: opens in limited theatrical release today

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News and reviews, contemplations and considerations of Asian films and filmmakers. With the occasional piece on manga, dance, music, or whatever else Asian that might be of interest. Written by Dr. Stan Glick, a columnist for Asian Cult Cinema magazine. With Dada Chen at NYAFF 2013. With Dada Chen at NYAFF 2013. Friday, May 08, 2015. SKIN TRADE reviewed: opens in limited theatrical release today. Directed by Ekachai Uekrongtham. Written by Gabriel Dowrick, Steven Elder, and Dolph Lundgren. Meanwhile, hal...

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Armour of God | The Jackie Chan Experience

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Films in the Series. Old School Kung Fu Fest 2013. 1986, 97 minutes, HDCAM, in Cantonese with live projected English subtitles. Directed by: Jackie Chan and Eric Tsang. Starring: Jackie Chan, Alan Tam, Rosamund Kwan, Lola Forner, Mars, Ken Boyle. Monday, June 24 @ 6:15pm ( buy tickets. Series. Unwilling to wait for Jackie to recover, he took the job directing. My Lucky Stars Go Places. Raiders of the Lost Ark. By the end of its first five minutes. In ARMOUR OF GOD, Chan is Asian Hawk, a grizzled two-...

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The KOFFIA Blog: February 2013

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The Official Blog for the Korean Film Festival in Australia - Presenting the Many Faces of Korean Cinema. Thursday, February 28, 2013. Interview: "Burp" with Park Geun-tae. In recent times we have featured special interviews. Here on the KOFFIA blog with up and coming filmmakers from Korea. In case you missed them, we will list them here for you, so that you can learn more about the people behind the films, but also to inspire all of those buddying filmmakers out there. Ghost, an interview with Dahci Ma.

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The KOFFIA Blog: August 2013

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The Official Blog for the Korean Film Festival in Australia - Presenting the Many Faces of Korean Cinema. Saturday, August 31, 2013. KOFFIA 2013 Review: Fists of Legend / 전설의 주먹. My apprehension going into watch Fists of Legend. Was almost palpable. Billed. Still, while  Fists of Legend. Hang Song-soo favourite Yoo Joong-sang (‘The Day He Arrives / 북촌 방향’, ‘Nobody’s Daughter Haewon / 누구의 딸도 아닌 해원’). Friday, August 30, 2013. KOFFIA 2013 Review: My Paparotti / 파파로티. Heir in Fashion King. 8220;I come from h...

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the Violent Eye report: September 2012

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The Violent Eye report. Tuesday, September 18, 2012. A Man Rode Into Town 2: interview with JI Ha-Jean director of BLOODY FIGHT IN IRON ROCK VALLEY. During the summer, with images from the New York Asian Film Festival still seared into my brain, I hoped to learn more about one of the festival's less heralded yet highly impressionable films BLOODY FIGHT IN IRON ROCK VALLEY. Shot on a shoestring budget, it's a modern take on the classic Western with a main protagonist driven by revenge (reviewed here.

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the Violent Eye report: June 2013

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The Violent Eye report. Wednesday, June 19, 2013. Remakes have always raised the nagging question of ‘why’ – and often, other than cashing in on a name or updating an already proven script, worthwhile reasons are difficult to come by. But along comes director Franck Khalfoun’s take on MANIAC, the cult classic slasher film directed by William Lustig. Frank confides to Anna. Do not let the attention to concept suggest the film isn’t filled with primal brutality. The MANIAC of 2013 is fully functional throu...