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Don’t Crazy Hate the Crazy 8’s! #Crazy8sFilms17

March 3, 2017May 21, 2018Festivals#Crazy8sFilms17, Crazy 8’s, Crazy8’s film fest, Crazy8s

This year, Crazy 8’s went Crazy Late. But there was nothing to Crazy Hate, because this year’s Crazy 8’s were Crazy Great, and worth the Crazy Wait. Okay, I’ll tone it down. Everyone says this

Film Review | Chocolate Cake (2017)

March 2, 2017July 19, 2017ReviewBrittney Grabill, Chocolate Cake

Film run-time: 9 minutes | Starring Brittney Grabill, Manny Jacinto, Kurt Ostlund Directed by Brittney Grabill, Written by Josh Ssettuba, Produced by Mary Rachel Gardner “Chocolate Cake“, a 2017 short film by Brittney Grabill, is

The Dead Zone (Review)

March 1, 2017July 31, 2019ReviewChristopher Walken, David Cronenberg, The Dead Zone

1983 was an important year for David Cronenberg. Last week I reviewed the first of his two films released that year, Videodrome, which I found to be a great artistic leap for the director from

Never Happened (Review)

February 28, 2017February 25, 2017ReviewMark Slutsky, Never Happened

Canadian director Mark Slutsky makes a lot happen in his eight minute short Never Happened. A man and his pregnant wife say goodbye for the weekend as he’s off on a business trip with a

Exclusive – Woodman

February 27, 2017November 17, 2021Exclusive, InterviewCrazy 8’s, Crazy8s, Peter New, Woodman

Woodman is a story that toys with the idea of what would happen to Pinocchio if he’d never transformed into a boy and instead grew into a wooden man. The premise is a remarkable idea.

The Undertaker’s Son – Interview with the Affolters

February 24, 2017February 23, 2017InterviewAffolter brothers, Heath, Jon, The Undertaker's Son, Thomas, Western

Has anyone ever thought of what happened after every great western movie that was ever made? Who would be the most affected? Did anyone ever think of how it would impact the son if he