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'Black Sheep': Ewe Are What Ewe Eatnew

It's smart; it's silly; it's shear terror, as the ruminants develop a taste for human flesh.

Austin Chronicle | Marc Savlov | 08-31-2007 | Reviews

Tom Cavanagh Plays a Nancy-Boy Hockey Playernew

And he knows that his new movie, Breakfast With Scot, may piss off a few fans when he portrays a gay Toronto Maple Leaf.

NOW Magazine | Barrett Hooper | 08-31-2007 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Breakfast With Scot, Laurie Lynd

The World Needs Rob Zombie's 'Halloween'new

Carpenter's 1978 film was so archetypal it couldn't afford to have any depth -- Zombie's version goes for grittier realism, a tricky proposition when it comes to myth and legend.

Metro Silicon Valley | Steve Palopoli | 08-31-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Halloween, Rob Zombie

All Hail the Jerry Lewis Telethonnew

Since it's debut in 1966, the Jerry Lewis-hosted Muscular Dystrophy telethon has only gotten weirder and more wonderful.

NUVO | Steve Hammer | 08-30-2007 | TV

Tags: TV, The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon

Chris Eska's Atavistic Visionnew

The filmmaker takes indies back to their roots.

San Antonio Current | Kiko Martinez | 08-29-2007 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: August Evening, Chris Eska

Instead of 'Delirious,' How About 'Woozy'new

There are positive reviews of Delirious -- they are wrong.

Chicago Newcity | Ray Pride | 08-29-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Delirious, Tom DiCillo

'Balls of Fury': Made for Walken

Like its deadpan costar, the film often settles for what's funny in theory.

Salt Lake City Weekly | Scott Renshaw | 08-28-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Balls of Fury, Robert Ben Garant

Rod Lurie Takes Jackson and Hartnett Nine Rounds

Lurie puts another feather in his directing hat with an absorbing character study about a daily newspaper writer who takes a shortcut to success only to discover that, like the subject of his career-saving article, he is not the man he thought himself to be.

Maui Time | Cole Smithey | 08-27-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Resurrecting the Champ, Rod Lurie