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An Interview with Eric Casaccio A few months ago, Brian had the pleasure of checking out a short film called 'Freak', a story about a person who's mocked because of who he is and how he ultimately succeeds by just being himself. It's such a powerful message that he really thought it would be great to sit down with the writer/director, Eric Casaccio to see how he came up with this great short, how he got started making movies in the first place and what's next for this up and coming filmmaker. Read... |
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An Interview with Koren Young This month, Cary Conley interviews filmmaker Koren Young. The two discuss the recent release of the post-apocalyptic adventure entitled SWINE, the creativity needed for micro-budget films, and the possibility of expanding Young's latest project into a full-length feature. Read... |
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Rogue Cinema's Sleepover Girl - January 2012 Emily Schooley has more talent than you can shake a stick at. She's an actress who does her own stunts, speaks Japanese, can do stand-up and improv comedy, and she writes! At just 27 years old, she's already got an impressive list of achievements under her belt, and we're ecstatically happy that she can now add Rogue Cinema Sleepover Girl to her resume. She's taken a custom set of shots for us this month that really captures the spirit of the classic pin-up girls, and we couldn't be more pleased with the results! Thanks so much Emily! Read... And for you girls out there who would like to become our next Sleepover Girl, there's a whole info page set up telling you just how to go about it. So check it out and get in touch with us today, and you could be the next Rogue Cinema Sleepover Girl! Read... |
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I Love Bad Movies
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While better known for his work with Hammer Films, director Terence Fisher also created some memorable sci-fi films. This month, Phil Smolen gives us a look into the life and work of this versatile director. Read... |
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While many of the blonde film cuties of the 60's and 70's were somewhat forgettable, Linda Haynes was a tru lady of the genre, and in her twelve year career, played some memorable roles in some great films. This month, Phil Smolen gives us a run down on this special, Lady of the B's. Read... |
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Let's face it, the media is loaded with "best of the previous year" articles every January. This month, Matthew Saliba brings us his list of the best and worst films of 2011, but what makes his list special is that he's not only a reviewer, but a film maker as well, so he's been able to examine these films from a perspective that many of us aren't privileged to have. Read... |
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Brian Morton also brings us his selections for the best twelve films that he had the pleasure of reviewing in 2011. Read... |
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There's a whole Lone Wolf Cop genre out there, and for good reason. They're cool flicks! Unfortunately, they're also full of cliches, which come to think of it is what also qualifies these films as a specific genre. This month, Danny Runion lists off some of the cliches that we've all come to expect from these films. Read... |
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