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Homicidal Homos Put Hurt on Hollywood

Dig Boston | October 12, 2005

So when's the last time you've seen a candy-colored gay slasher flick, complete with a snappy homo-esque dialogue? HellBent is the very first gay slasher film, and it goes out of its way to let you know.

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Tags: HellBent, Paul Etheredge-Ouzts

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Some might argue that the normality of the film is revolution, in showing gay men capable of living lives every bit as unremarkable as anything described by Nora Ephron -- as for me, I'm not impressed by crappy old wine in a new gay bottle.

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Sowing the Seeds of Crudnew

Ultimately, Bullshit lives up to its title: This is a film that talks big, but has nothing important to say.

Dig Boston | Chris Braiotta | 04-11-2007 | Reviews

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Dig Boston | Chris Braiotta | 03-21-2007 | Reviews

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Dig Boston | Charlotte Shirley | 11-24-2010 | Reviews

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Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows, Part Inew

Hil and J.Pat were two of the folks who packed into an advanced screening of the second to last Harry Potter flick (along with the Emerson Quidditch Team. Sick uniforms, guys.) Here's their review of the first part of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Dig Boston | Dig Staff | 11-17-2010 | Reviews

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'Visual Acoustics': If a Tree Falls in the Forest, Will Someone Make a Documentary About It?new

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Dig Boston | David Day | 02-24-2010 | Reviews

Tags: Eric Bricker, Julius Shulman, Visual Acoustics, architecture

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Dig Boston | Dave Wedge | 01-20-2010 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Anvil, Anvil! The Story of Anvil, Sacha Gervasi, punk

'Lovely Bones' is Predictable, Filled with Cheap Emotional Momentsnew

Don't worry, Susie Salmon. You'll eventually make it to heaven, where, lucky for you, nobody wants to talk about the shitty movies they did on earth.

Dig Boston | Martin Caballero | 01-20-2010 | Reviews

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