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Rogue Cinema - February 2012

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The Attempt to Destroy Net Neutrality
By Lloyd Kaufman

An in depth article about the whole issue of net neutrality, what it is, why some want to destroy it, and why it's important to all of us. Read...

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Gynophobia & the Blood Ceiling in the World of Horror
By Lloyd Kaufman & Sabrina Sieck

The world of horror film making has long been dominated by male film makers.  This article examines some of the reasons why female horror film makers have faced an uphill battle when it comes to getting recognition in this male dominated genre, and why that needs to change. Read...

Three of Joe Dante's Best Films
By Philip Smolen

Joe Dante was a very prolific film maker in the 80's, and this month, Phil Smolen takes a look at three of what are, in his opinion, Joe's best films.  Take a look and see if you agree. Read...

Jack Arnold - Pioneer of Classic Sci-Fi
By Philip Smolen

Jack Arnold was one of classic sci-fi's first superstar directors. While the genre currently has many wunderkinds (Cameron, Lucas, Spielberg, Nolan, Jackson), back in the 1950s there were very few directors who wanted to direct sci-fi movies and even fewer who liked directing them. But Arnold thrived within a very rigid studio system and left an indelible mark on the minds of both fans and future directors alike. Read...

Classic Cinema #28: Soylent Green
By Jason S. Lockard

This Month Independent Filmmaker Jason S. Lockard takes a look back at the 1973 classic, Soylent Green, and how it differs from the original novel.  I'll refrain from telling you what Soylent Green is made of.  It's a surprise!  Let's just say, if you get a piece that kinda smells like your Aunt Myrtle, don't be surprised. Read...

Forgotten Films of the 1980s
By Danny Runion

I'm not sure how appropriately this article is titles, because I for one have never for one second forgotten any of these films.  In fact, one in particular is a staple of my modern day viewing as well.  I'll bet you can guess which one.  Anyway, these are some films that Danny doesn't want any of you to forget, and rightly so. Read...

Rogue Cinema's Sleepover Girl - February 2012
By Duane L. Martin

Valerie Meachum, has done it all.  Stage acting, film acting, modeling, and more.  Her range as an actress extends from Shakespeare to horror and everything in between, and she's always up for a challenging role.  This month however, she's taken time out of her busy schedule to be our special Valentine's Sleepover Girl.  Thanks Valerie! 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...

I Love Bad Movies
By James A. Roberson

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All Things Fall Apart - Bubba Moon Face - Centre Place - The Little Tailor - Drama Class - Father's Day - Four Flies on Grey Velvet - From the Heart of the Crowd - Ghost Story - Is This a Joke? - Love: A Documentary - Mina Fedora's Nightwatch - Mr. Bricks - Olivia - Overcrowded - RAGE - Road Hell - Serena and the Ratts - Slaughter Weekend - Small Time - The Big Bad - The Choice - The Dead - The Notorious Newman Brothers - The Photon Effect - The Scarlet Worm - The Taint - The Tattoo Life: The Rich Cahill Documentary - Ultimate Reality - Westsider - Wolfhound - Yakuza Weapon


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