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Indiegogo looks to fund fantasy feature from 1980s with ‘LOTR’ star attached

Another Star Wars spin-off? Not so fast. While Disney plans to push the sci-fi franchise down our throats for the rest of our lives, it seems like an Indiegogo campaign will bring back a short that was attached to Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back in the 1980s. Titled Black Angel, the project is looking to get funded …

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The Definitive Scary Scenes from Non-Horror Films: 40-31

40. Night of the Hunter (1955) Scene: The Preacher on the Horizon Video: http://youtu.be/9PyNL2ahKwc?list=PLZbXA4lyCtqolaQOAXly96de5FYQlPzqK Just like a few others in this section of the list, Charles Laughton’s brilliant Night of the Hunter isn’t really a horror film, but still sets out to keep the audience on edge. Starring a diabolical Robert Mitchum as a preacher/serial killer …

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10 Great Performances in Average Films

Full credit for this concept belongs to Mark Kermode… Given the law of averages, it’s fairly common that as film fans we’re far more likely to run into a stinker than we are a new classic, or worse still a underwhelming slice of anti-climax that promised so much more. Quite often that leaves us deciphering …

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‘Blade Runner’ is a feast for the eyes and a powerful exploration of disillusionment

Blade Runner Directed by Ridley Scott Written by Hampton Fancher and David Webb Peoples U.S.A, 1982 Every Friday during the month of June, the Friday Film Noir column will be taking a slightly offbeat look at noir in film. More specifically, films that embrace noir elements in their  own fashion yet are not from the …

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Supporting Actors: The Overlooked and Underrated (part 3 of 5)

Nicol Williamson as Merlin in Excalibur (John Boorman, 1981, UK): Turning in by far the best acting in Boorman’s epic, Williamson sets the bar for all other interpretations of the Merlin character. Best known as an acclaimed stage actor with a history of incredibly unprofessional behavior, this is Williamson’s most memorable film role and will …

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First Images From Dario Argento’s ‘Dracula 3D’ Starring Rutger Hauer

  Lets get one thing straight about director Dario Argento – he’s incredibly overrated. I’ve argued time and time again that Luchio Fulci is a far more interesting filmmaker and who’s films are usually better. Yet somehow most horror buffs think of Argento has the greatest Italian horror director. Just when I think Argento can’t …

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‘Hobo With A Shotgun’ – steeped in the aesthetics of vintage exploitation movies

– Hobo With A Shotgun Directed by Jason Eisener Written by John Davies 2011, Canada The winning entry of the 2007 Grindhouse faux Trailer Contest and YouTube sensation, Hobo With A Shotgun grows into a full-length feature and a winning contribution to exploitation cinema. A Hobo (Rutger Hauer) arrives in Scum Town with hopes of …

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