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director/writer/prod- latest project "Fear Frequency" a psychological horror/sci-fi/thriller on Amazon Prime Video

Los Angeles
Joined June 2009
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Mickey Rourke was so convincing as Charles Bukowski in Barfly that when the writer died, the NY Post ran Rourke’s photo instead Barbet Schroeder threatened to cut off his own fingers with a battery-powered saw to save the film after Cannon threatened to pull the plug They blinked
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every time i watch the exorcist i get to this scene and i'm like yeah man that is some of my favorite looking 40 seconds of film ever
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Quentin Tarantino spending three minutes telling a ridiculous joke in Desperado (1995), then laughing harder than anyone else, might be the most Tarantino thing ever.
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When thinking about John Carpenter movies, "Prince of Darkness" (1987) may not be in the top 5 movies of most people, but it is one of his unique movies. There is a lot to like about the picture. The atmosphere gives a complete feel of a giallo picture rather than reminding of a John Carpenter movie. There are homages to many great films of the genre. I felt that there was scope for the movie to be a lot better, but other than the early scientific mumbo jumbo stories to set up the movie, there isn't much in the movie to dislike.
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Stop caring so much. People don't just say things, they project who they are. Stop taking it personally. Be thick skinned. Let opinions pass. Just stay with you. Your values. Your beliefs. Ask "who am I?". And live from there. That's your core. That's your operating system.
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Mulholland Drive (2001) dir. David Lynch
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GOODFELLAS was released on this day- September 19, 1990
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Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft in 2001
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Jeanne Moreau & Maurice Ronet Ascenseur pour l'échafaud - Louis Malle, 1958
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"Man will continue to invent technologies outside of himself until he either destroys the world or realizes that everything he's created is an inferior copy of the technologies that exist within himself. The question is: which will come first?" —Rudolf Steiner
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TRUE ROMANCE was released on this day- September 10, 1993
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For the first time Marion is acting in a neurotic way. She's under pressure. Bernard Herrmann's music helps to sustain the neurotic atmosphere of the sequence when Marion continues driving. #Hitchcock
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The Most Beautiful Silhouette Shots In Movie History video by The Norse Pioneer
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can we talk about this shot. like can we talk about this. and by talk about it i mean go woaaaghhhh
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Fight Club (1999) dir. David Fincher
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Pitt’s spidey senses are already activated when she tells him she’s living at Span Ranch with a bunch of friends “like her”. He knows the owner of Span Ranch, shot movies there 8yrs ago, and already suspects what turns out to be the case - a bunch of hippies are squatting there, exploiting the owner. He only agreed to driver her out there to check on George. So when she starts coming onto him, he’s already not interested, on top of her being underage. But he plays it supremely cool the whole way. Man values his freedom above anything else
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One of my favourite David Lynch transitions
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