Saturday, November 28th, 2009
Jim Jarmusch has always been the type of film maker who dances to the beat of his own polka band, and his movies have always reflected this...
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Monday, November 23rd, 2009
While the Examiner Essentials celebrates unique and classic film, the Essential Directors are the people who can fill a whole Examiner Essentials list...
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Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
The Taking of Pelham 123 is the type of action film that thrived in the 1970's but seems to be very rare today; there are no super villains, no robots...
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For years, Orlando has tried to position itself as a premiere filming destination, a sort of "Hollywood East." Surely the goal was to lure...
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Zack Jacobson spends twenty hours a day breaking down and analyzing (shot by shot nonetheless) the many films of cinema lore, and spends the other...
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Before there was The Fly, there was Scanners, a 1981 science ficition horror film directed by David Cronenberg. Much like Cronenberg’s other...
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There are many types of horror movies, and certain subgenres have more films than others. Zombie movies are a dime a dozen, and you can't throw a...
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In 1978, George Romero made his first sequel to Examiner Essential Night of the Living Dead, and gave the film the very ominous title Dawn of the...
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While the Examiner Essentials celebrates unique and classic film, the Essential Directors are the people who can fill a whole Examiner Essentials list...
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Steven Soderbergh put on his experimental hat and busted out The Girlfriend Experience, a film about a high priced call girl, her personal trainer...
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