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Directed and written by Stacey Sargeant, “Stand Clear ‘ the Closing Doors,” which played in the Tribeca Festival’s shorts program, is a bit frustrating. At 7 minutes, the film states it is ‘based on real events’ — and I don’t doubt it. It’s not hard to believe. Covering Tribeca Festival for 3 days in New [...]

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I remember the minute details from the day of the Columbine High School massacre. Working my standard 1pm-10pm shift at Chanatry’s, I was amid stocking paper towels when someone from the 4pm shift joined and asked if I had heard what happened. It was 1999. There were no smart phones with constant updates. The radio [...]

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The first thing we see in “Bob and David Climb Machu Picchu” is Bob Odenkirk and David Cross facing each other inside a tent, freezing, exhausted, and quiet in the way only old friends can be quiet. They don’t need to say the obvious. Even without a single word spoken, we can see their faces [...]

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It wouldn’t be Pride Month without lesbians practicing necromancy… which is exactly what happens in this bittersweet horror vignette from the K-horror anthology, “Urban Myths.” Based on creepypasta and urban legends, the anthology features disturbing vignettes on molar-dwelling parasites that transform their victims into zombies along with psychological horror. “Urban Myths” ...


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The release of Michael Sarnoski’s “The Death of Robin Hood” got me thinking about the strange cinematic legacy of England’s favorite outlaw. Few characters have proven as adaptable as Robin Hood. Depending on the era, he’s been a swashbuckling movie star, a cartoon fox, a revisionist antihero, a parody target, and now the subject of [...]

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