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donmayjr
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42ND STREET DRIVE-IN @ THE BURTON THEATRE
Apr 14, 2010 at
11:53 AM
Location: DETROIT, MI
Thursday April 15, 2010! The Burton Theatre in downtown Detroit, Michigan presents two horror classics from Synapse Films: NAIL GUN MASSACRE and HEADER (based on a novella from horror master, Edward Lee). $7.00 admission for both features! Come check out the Burton Theatre for all the best cult, underground and offbeat cinema around. www.burtontheatre.com
jasoncartagena
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Anime Central Year 13
May 14, 2010 at
12:00 PM
Location: DES PLAINES, IL
Anime Central comes to Rosemont, Illinois this friday through sunday (May 14th - May 16th). Anime Central is held at the Hyatt Regency O’Hare and the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center. Come join thousands of cosplayers and me, for this fun event that only happens once a year.
bridgeworkpictures
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Kubrick's "Fear and Desire" Screening At The American Cinematheque
Sep 10, 2010 at
7:00 PM
Location: NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA
The "comparative tyro" credited as Fear and Desire's director, photographer and editor was Stanley Kubrick, whose greatest hits screen this weekend at the American Cinematheque. Kubrick later disowned his first feature, and for decades, as his career ascended, was able to block the shot-on-a-shoestring war drama from public exhibition. Although the George Eastman House held a print, the film was considered to be lost. But in 1993, the Telluride Film Festival mounted a screening that, according to Kubrick biographer Vincent LoBrutto, "was highly anticipated but met with mixed reaction." And a year later, when Film Forum in New York screened a double feature of Fear and Kubrick's next film, Killer's Kiss, Kubrick released a statement through Warner Bros., dismissing his debut as "boring and pretentious."
casanegra
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2010 Chicago Horror Film Festival
Sep 24, 2010 at
5:00 PM
Location: CHICAGO, IL
The Chicago Horror Film Festival has become a Chicago institution. With a past that started with the historic 3 Penny Cinema and a future continuing to grow with moving on to new and better venues. What has once started with a simple one day festival to showcase Short Independent Horror films has now become a festival for both feature and short horror films and to be known for seeing many of it’s featured films picked up for distribution.
Reality Of The Virtual: What You Don’t See Is What You Get
Ben Wright’s documentary Slavoj Zizek: The Reality of the Virtual plays more like a talking head lecture than a visually engaging experience (like the supposed viewing experience that the title teases at). Fortunately, at the sole center of Virtual is Mr. Zizek himself—sweaty, focused, sometimes hard to understand, passionate—and the case he makes is one worth doting ...
