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| HEARTBREAKERS: The Heart Ache of Jordan Garren!
| I jumped in on a blog-a-thon hosted by Z for Zombies
in which each writer picked a film that truly broke their heart. Some of the other contributions may surprise you (The Goonies? They Live?! Really?!),
but I assure you that the film I chose won't surprise you much at all. (CURSE YOU ROLAND EMMERICH AND DEAN DEVLIN!)
Read more here. |
July 22, 2010 | ">Read more here.
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| Vault Master's Top Ten Most Ridiculous Shark Movie Moments!
| Today marks the 35th Anniversary of JAWS! To celebrate, I came up with a top ten list of the most absurd moments from shark cinema. Some of my choices are pretty obvious (cough, Shark Attack 3, cough), but I think one or two may just surprise you! This top ten list is also part of an eight-day online event called SHARKATHALON; be sure to check out all the shark-related reviews and articles from my fellow online scribes! And "Long live our overlord, the shark!"
Read more here. |
June 20, 2010 | ">Read more here.
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| Vault Master's TOP TEN FAVORITE RAY HARRYHAUSEN CREATIONS!
| In celebration (i.e. retaliation) of the Clash of the Titans remake, here are my top ten Ray Harryhausen creations! Also be sure to check out fellow movie scribe Bill Adcock's joint top ten list over at Radiation-Scarred Reviews!
Read more here. |
April 2, 2010 |
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| Vault Master's TOP TEN CULT CHRISTMAS ODDITIES
| A holiday-themed top ten list featuring (cult) Christmas films that contain
miniature monsters, killer Santas, homicidal snowmen, alien invaders, and Wookiees! (Note: This list still has yet to be completed. Look for the remaining entries this July!)
Read more here. |
December 17 - ?, 2009 |
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| Vault Master's TOP TEN KILLER ANIMAL FILMS!
| A comprehensive list of my top ten favorite killer animal / nature strikes back / nature gone amok
films featuring the likes of Orca, Alligator, and JAWS (of course)!
Read more here. |
March 20 - July 21, 2009 |
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| Mondo Movie Night Returns!
| Yes, you read that right! Mondo Movie Night has made its triumphant
return after a three year hiatus. The movie of the night was "Warrior of the Lost World," a post-apocalyptic "classic" that
was a real treat for all of the cult movie fans that attended. While this event wasn't as interactive as past screenings, there were
some nifty new additions, as well as an unintentionally hilarious problem with the almost pristine 35MM transfer of the film.
Read more here. |
June 29, 2008 |
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| Rogue Cinema Genre Watch - April 2007
| April is full of awesome theatrical releases
that will make most cult movie fans' mouths water, however the DVD releases aren't much to look at. In theaters
you can expect the highly anticipated "Grindhouse," "Hot Fuzz," and quite a few horror flicks and thrillers.
On the DVD front, we've got the DVD debut of "Godzilla Raids Again" and "Phantasm III." To see what
else you have to look forward to, read this article! (I've also reviewed the following film(s) in this
issue: Collision (2007).)
(This article first appeared in Issue #35 of Rogue Cinema.)
Read more here. |
April 1, 2007 |
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| Missing Mondo Movie Night
| During a recent trip down memory lane, I realized
how much I miss going to "Mondo Movie Night." The event died off two years ago, but I can't help
but pine over all the fun times I've had. This article is probably the final written piece you'll
see concerning this once great event, but who knows, maybe something will come along to take
Mondo Movie Night's place. (Sigh... dream on Jordan...)
(This article first appeared in Issue #35 of Rogue Cinema.)
Read more here. |
April 1, 2007 |
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| Rogue Cinema Genre Watch - March 2007
| March is punctuated by some awesome theatrical releases ("300," "The Host," "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles")
and some severely anticpated DVD releases as well! (Which include the likes of "Borat," "Night of the Comet,"
"Revenge of the Nerds Atomic Wedgie Collection," "The Manitou," "Solarbabies," and more!) So click on
over to Rogue Cinema to see what all of us cult movie fans can expect this month!
(I've also reviewed the following film(s) in this
issue: Not Quite Right: The Movie (2007).)
(This article first appeared in Issue #34 of Rogue Cinema.)
Read more here. |
March 1, 2007 |
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| An Interview with Chris and Jim McLennan
| Chris and Jim McLennan are the uber-cool married
couple that put on last year's first annual Phoenix Fear Film Festival! The event was a great success
and they are currently gearing up for the next film fest later this year. To learn more about this
cool event and what goes into the planning of a film festival, then read this interview!
(I've also reviewed the following films in this
issue: The Host (2006),
My Big Fat Homeless Berkeley Movie, and Spacemen & Go Go Girls Double Feature.)
(This interview first appeared in Issue #33 of Rogue Cinema.)
Read more here. |
February 1, 2007 |
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| Rogue Cinema Genre Watch - February 2007
| Not only is February home to such useless holidays
as Groundhog Day and Valentine's Day, but it is also a month chock full of awesome cult movie releases
in theaters and on DVD! See what's new this month in the latest edition of Rogue Cinema's Genre
Watch!
(This article first appeared in Issue #33 of Rogue Cinema.)
Read more here. |
February 1, 2007 |
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| An Interview with S. Michael Phillips
| S. Michael Phillips is the man behind such films as "Slay Bottle"
and "Hippies." With two cinematic successes in his pocket, S. Michael looks to the future of "No
Points Productions," which includes a new horror film called "Crowbar" that sounds extremely cool!
(I've also reviewed the following films in this
issue: Dark Remains,
Glacier Bay, and The Red Skulls.)
(This interview first appeared in Issue #32 of Rogue Cinema.)
Read more here. |
January 1, 2007 |
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| Rogue Cinema Genre Watch - January 2007
| A new year is upon us and the cult movies
are beginning to trickle out onto retail shelves, and into movie theaters! January is a fairly
quiet month, but expect great things as the year progresses! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
(This article first appeared in Issue #32 of Rogue Cinema.)
Read more here. |
January 1, 2007 |
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