Wish this could’ve been better—imagine a new special every year (if it was good and the vibe was right —neither of which happened here). Survivor Type: ★★ I thought the original story was okay, but it lost something here. Barely caught he was a surgeon, and his arrogance I remember from the story wasn’t quite […]
How do films like this get a theatrical release WITH advertising and others, like Candy Corn or Blood Fest, get nothing.
Liked this a bit more this time through, but still hate the one chick, and there are a few implausible things throughout. Like how they built that whole thing for a traveling show.
Two men have a long-standing game of placing a wager on the fate of those unfortunate enough to cross their path.
Their latest pawn is a young woman with a mysterious past.
An ex-porn star is forced to decide between his notorious past and an anonymous future.
Intro for the 2004 AIGA Work Show that explores the relationship between an artist and his work.
Identical twins: Stéphane and Reacute;my Janssen. They believe one of them was supposed to have been absorbed in utero. With the help of an underground surgeon, they attempt to do what nature didn’t.
From a Screenplay by Michael Dunn & Chris Smith
A story of boy finds girl, boy loses girl, boy tries to get girl back—but the boy is bi-polar and off his meds, the girl is a heroin addict, and the plot to win her back involves kidnapping and ketamine. Features passages of unusual typography.
Whether the setting is a desolate apartment building, a porno set or an everyday high school, it’s still a world from the imagination of Michael Dunn. His characters, often struggling to survive even an ordinary life, are thrust into unusually grim situations which test their ability to adapt.
On July 17, 2009, Smith ended his email to db with a haiku. A week later, Smith’s valediction ended with “-ing-ly,” beginning a tradition between the two friends that lasted three years. Collected here, for better or worse, are the haikus and valedictions that closed each email. Sometimes vulgar, sometimes witty. Sometimes alcohol-fueled.
Why should only the music world have singles? Three volumes, grouped by subject matter, pulling the best from SUFFER with b-side bonus material.
Twin brothers believe one of them should have been absorbed in utero and attempt to do what nature didn’t with the help of an underground surgeon who leads a support group.
A young man holds his ex-girlfriend hostage to detox her from heroin, hoping to win her back, but his own demons—and a nosy neighbor—jeopardize his plan.
A group is stranded in a deserted town and become prey to subterranean monsters that hunt and collect them to breed.