Recommended Film Screenings
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When The Rocky Horror Picture Show was released on video for the first time in 1990, some considered it the end of a vibrant cinematic subculture. But watching the film at home, away from the running commentary of Rocky Horror ...
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Superficially, Wes Anderson’s third feature seems a little like a revisitation of Rushmore, another quirky story about precocious genius gone awry. But typical of Anderson and his writing partner and frequent star Owen Wilson, The Royal Tenenbaums packs many ...
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Mike Nichols’ 1967 film The Graduate placed counterculture angst in a context that upper-middle-class Americans could understand by converting the plasticity of suburban culture into easily mocked grotesquerie and channeling the restlessness of a pre-stardom Dustin Hoffman into a couple ...
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Though ostensibly a remake of the Howard Hawks sci-fi classic from 1951, John Carpenter’s The Thing goes for more visceral scares as it isolates a research team in the Antarctic and turns loose a murderous alien parasite. Upon arriving ...
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In 1982, director Brian Trenchard-Smith pictured the future to be a bleak one. The low-budget Turkey Shoot, set (now almost laughably) in the year 2000 is framed in the aftermath of an unnamed holocaust; what’s left of humanity has ...
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Nobuhiko Obayashi’s has a reputation for making films so campy, violent, and strange that it’s almost impossible to get and keep your bearings for very long. 1977's Hausu is his most famous film, a haunted-house flick that ...
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Film features
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Recap Northless at Starz Denver Film Festival
November 18, 2009 | 10:15am -
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What's So Funny? How to hang out with famous people
November 11, 2009 | 12:00am -
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feature Stereotyping cyclists: A Bicycle Film Fest organizer responds
October 30, 2009 | 12:00am -
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feature Starz Denver Film Festival announces full schedule
October 26, 2009 | 3:00pm -
