Renaissance of B-movies in South Florida all about the schlock
What’s with the sudden B-movie fascination in South Florida?
October 20, 2012
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What’s with the sudden B-movie fascination in South Florida?
The world of male strippers goes on full display in director Steven Soderbergh’s “Magic Mike,” starring Channing Tatum and Matthew McConaughey. The skin-filled comedy-drama saunters onto DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday, Oct. 23.
Film critic discusses the nature of horror, dread, and films that get under your skin
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Ridley Scott’s Prometheus, a putative prequel to his 1979 sci-fi horror classic Alien, has mystified and frustrated even the most loyal fans of the cult franchise.
Mudslinging in swing states is nothing new– but one Treasure Coast couple says a documentary-style DVD sent to them stoops to a new low, showing nude images of the President’s mother.
“Shut up, you soppy tart, those things are zombies,†barks Alan Ford’s pensioner, Ray, in this vigorous slasher, which lampoons and lionises London’s East End in equal measure.
Vampires are so ubiquitous at the moment, you half expect one to emerge in Emmerdale.
Very polished and smart 20-minute slices of award-winning sitcom, presented in mockumentary style, featuring three well-heeled families: a gay couple (Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet), the Dunphy family (led by Julie Brown’s stoical mother) and the Pritchetts (Ed O’Neill and Sofia Vergara).