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Starfest 2013: Horror Movie Critics’ Panel

This was the third year that we’ve put on the critics’ horror movie panel at the Horrorfest part of Starfest.  It has become a tribute to carry on the legacy that Denver critic Reggie McDaniel ran with for so many … Continue reading

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What Roger Ebert Meant To Me

Honestly right now I am still in shock that we will never have another Roger Ebert review. I also don’t even know where to begin with trying to put into words what he meant to me and the influence he … Continue reading

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In Memorium: Roger Ebert (1942-2013)

In the coming days, Roger Ebert’s praises will be sung from the film community.  This is as it should be.  You’ll find all kinds of resources to read up on the work of a man many knew and respected.  I … Continue reading

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Physics: Does It Really Matter In Movies?

It’s clear after watching Fast Five that director Justin Lin flunked physics in viagra no prescription high school. How else can you explain the film’s delirious action sequences, moments where both actors and cars zoom across the screen as if … Continue reading

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Could Arthur Spell Trouble for Russell Brand?

Russell Brand may be in for a long weekend. The bawdy British comic takes over where to buy propecia for Dudley Moore in the just-released remake of the 1981 classic Arthur. The early reviews have been withering. And the initial … Continue reading

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Introducing Guest Poster: Christian Toto

Today is an exciting day for all of us at ScreenGeeks.com. This has been in the works order clomid online for a few weeks, but today I get to officially announce a guest poster on the site. We’re very lucky … Continue reading

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We’re through the looking glass here, people : Ethan’s Pre-Film School Top 100

Studies have shown that years of film academia being rammed down your skull will make you think that the greatest films ever made are in fact only made by Carl Theoder Dryer, Stan Brakhage, Howard Hawks and Max Ophuls. Okay, … Continue reading

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Could the home video market be coming full circle?

  If you’ve been watching the retail home video market at all for the past few months, you know that Movie Gallery/Hollywood Video is in dire financial trouble.  It’s even more obvious if you’re a customer of theirs.  In the … Continue reading

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Barry’s Highlights of the 32nd SDFF

  Even with cold weather, guaranteed snowfall and the temptation to blow $10.00 to see Roland Emmerich destroy the world, audiences still flocked to this year’s Starz Denver Film Festival, and with a line-up of films this great, who could … Continue reading

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File Sharing and Its Possible Use With Independant Film

Now that we’re a couple days out from the Ink/Piracy story, I’ve had some time to think about the implications and possible applications file sharing could have on an independant and its efforts to gain exposure.  The point of this … Continue reading

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