Let us continue with the horror theme over into the screen shots this month. Here is the first of thirty one:
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Feb 01, 2012
Review: Pink Ribbons, Inc.
Director: Léa Pool Screenplay: Léa Pool, Patricia Kearns, Nancy Guerin Producer: Ravida Din MPAA Rating:...
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- Andrew James: Which just inspired me to make a new list on LetterBoxd.
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- Andrew James: It did indeed. The novel is far better. And much more ambiguous about Bourne’s identity. I suppose...
- Marina: I wasn’t sold on the idea of a new Bourne movie but man, that trailer rocks it. I’m definitely game.
- Kurt Halfyard: Not sure if this answers your question above, Andrew, but Doug Liman’s original BOURNE movie with Matt...
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- Kasper: Not digging this at all. I was hoping what with them rebooting Spider-Man once more, that they would give it some new...
- Rick Vance: Maybe in small bits, but the action and the humor both look much better done than any of the other three movies....
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- antho42: This is an amazing film. The best scene is the stoic, concert scene.
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- Jandy Stone: I almost could’ve written this, Bob.
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- Andrew James: BTW, the picture in this post is hilarious. Intentional?
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the descent…right?
Nope sorry it is actually called the “Tree that Eats People”…
Oh okay fine your right it is “The Descent”.
lol… I’d watch a film that was called the Tree That Eats People!
Shannon: I offer: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385639/ and http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071282/
Oh my goodness, those look crazy!!!
The guys who did Hobo With a Shotgun had a film at FF called Treevenge about killer christmas trees I think.
The hilarious Treevenge will be playing in front of the Closing Night Film at Toronto After Dark for the locals. It’s pretty (bloody) hilarious. And absolutely identifiable as from the “Hobo” folks.
Worth a Look.
AHEM!
I notice Kurt doesn’t mention where he found out about Death Bed.
For the record, it is glorious.
Indeed. Where The Long Tail Ends is a repository of greatness.