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[13 May 2010 | No Comment | 159 views]
“cards.” by David Sugarman

this is a true story. at least im telling it how it was told to me by someone who claims the story is true. i think its true. some parts might seem a little farfetched but you can judge well enough for yourself i guess.
before i joined the force my partner jones worked with a guy named cookie. weird name not sure if that was his real name or a nickname or what. something cook could be the original version. i dont know. anyway according to jones cookie was a …

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[12 May 2010 | No Comment | 283 views]
Battle of the Bands, HEAT FIVE COVERAGE

Battle of the Bands 2010 Heat 5 coverage: featuring band photos, live tracks, performance photos, and videos from Fourth Wave, Lethe, Coco Sioco, Gold Label, This Way Up and Yak Factory.

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[12 May 2010 | No Comment | 270 views]
Battle of the Bands, HEAT FOUR COVERAGE

Battle of the Bands 2010 Heat 4 coverage: featuring band photos, live tracks, performance photos, and videos from 3=car, Fly By Night, Mari-Rae, 3 out of 7, Silencing the Outspoken, and Apache Death Squad.

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[11 May 2010 | No Comment | 138 views]
Review: Ondskan (Evil) (Dir. Mikael Håfström, 2003), by Natasha Bullen.

Oscar nominated back in 2004, it seemed to be a good idea to delve further into the work of Mikael Håfström, best known for recently directing the horror 1408 in 2007 and thriller Derailed back in 2005. With a blunt title filled to the brim with terror and loathing, Evil is exactly about what it proclaims to be. Yet the film is concerned with much more than just acts of pure malevolence – rather is explores ideas of control, manipulation and, most importantly, intense suffering. 
Håfström introduces us to Erik …

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[3 May 2010 | 2 Comments | 424 views]
In Praise of Clint Mansell, by David Sugarman

“Originally achieving some sort of semblance of fame as the singer-guitarist of ’80s alternative band Pop Will Eat Itself, Clint Mansell is today the man I will happily and enthusiastically call the best film score composer working today. Born in Coventry in 1963, Mansell’s work as an indie musician revealed a spirit keen to explore new ground, encompassing pop, hip-hop, electronica and rock over their 10 year existence from from ’86 to ’96…”

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[2 May 2010 | No Comment | 194 views]
Review: Me and Orson Welles (Dir. Richard Linklater, 2008) ****, by Natasha Bullen.

It is difficult to anticipate how a director whose past achievements range from the comedic School of Rock to the sharp animation A Scanner Darkly will handle an almost biographical insight into the volatile personality of the legendary Orson Welles. Cue the inclusion of Zac Efron, renowned all-singing, all-dancing teenage heartthrob, whose fame sprang from the undoubtedly cheesy High School Musical saga and we think we know what to expect from Linklater – the ‘Me’(Zac Efron) overshadowing the ‘Orson Welles’(Christian McKay), and let’s face it, we did not come to …

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