http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/author/loraxinked
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Also, here's Rob's 2011 Discoveries list:
http://rupertpupkinspeaks.blogspot.com/2012/01/rob-hunters-favorite-older-films-seen.html
and his 2012 list:
http://rupertpupkinspeaks.blogspot.com/2013/02/favorite-film-discoveries-of-2012-rob.html
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A watch of these two was a long time coming so I finally gave in and immediately fell in love with the characters, dialogue, and smarts. Their beauty, honesty, and greatness made my disappointment with BEFORE MIDNIGHT that much more.
Imagine Mark Z. Danielewski adapting Richard Matheson's WHAT DREAMS MAY COME into a Honk Kong film directed by Shane Carruth... and then accept that this is as close as we'll ever get to that.
Easily one of the most harrowing found footage movies I've ever seen, made all the more impressive by the fact that it's a documentary.
Early '70s softcore isn't exactly my usual stomping ground, but this once lost and then rediscovered (by Vinegar Syndrome) erotic cult classic is surprisingly funny and smart.Sarah Kennedy does her best "young Goldie Hawn" that combines an adorable goofiness with real sexiness. The film is a strange time-capsule that manages an engaging and adorable look back at a simpler time.
RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD is one of my favorite horror/comedies, and my love of it led to me importing the UK steelbook which happily includes this epic documentary on the making of Dan O'Bannon's classic. It's feature-length, filled with insight, laughs, and details, and best of all it finally answered my decades-old question regarding Linnea Quigley's fleshy merkin in the graveyard dance scene.
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