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+ more bio informationThose familiar words, "Bond, James Bond"... 21 films later, the new James Bond film Casino Royale has premiered. Despite the controversy of the casting of Daniel Craig as the new 007, this latest installment has garnered some very positive reviews. From the looks of things, Craig seems to have done a pretty nice job, and he'...
Directed by the legendary Russ Meyer, Faster, Pussycat, Kill! Kill! is Meyer's undisputed masterpiece, a slam-bang, fast-paced, desert-gritty shit-kicking tale of sex, greed and murder. It's best known for the on-film exploits of three of the most voluptuous beauties ever to grace not just a Meyer film, but any film ever. Ru...
This is one of the few thrillers where the drama is more psychological than physical, and it works best that way. And one of my favorite films. In a dirty, corrupt, backwater town somewhere in the jungles of South America (we are never told where, but my guess is Venezuela), a motley assortment of losers congregate around a ...
Shakespeare's Macbeth reimagined by Akira Kurosawa in feudal Japan. In a long line of samurai epics directed by perhaps the most influential director ever, Throne of Blood is easily Kurosawa's best of the genre, and that's saying a lot considering how monumentally influential Seven Samurai, The Hidden Fortress and Yojimbo ar...
Written, produced and directed by legendary bad film auteur Ed Wood Jr., Plan Nine From Outer Space is an earnest sci-fi flick. Earnest in the sense that what Ed Wood lacked in true cinematic talent, he made up for it in drive and determination. So what if the budget of Plan Nine matched the budget of a Howdy Doody episode? ...
I'm always curious, when watching a film for the second time, if I'm going to enjoy the film in its' second viewing. While I thoroughly enjoyed Lost in Translation the first time around, it shook me deep into my soul the second time around. This film moved me like no other film for such a long time (trust me, I hate sounding...
Modern acting on the silver screen begins here. Marlon Brando isn't just acting the role of Stanley Kowalski; he is Stanley Kowalski. It's as if director Elia Kazan merely hired the salt of the earth off the streets and told that man to just be himself. It is absolutely impossible to break down Brando's smoldering, menacingl...
I have to, first off, admit a bias for the Who. For many there's that one band or musician that, when they heard them for the first time, the world opened up for them and their lives changed. That moment occured for me when I first heard Who's Next when I was twelve years old. Having been weaned on crap Top 40 and the limpne...
Gus Sanchez
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