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 1984
(Nineteen Eighty-Four)
Hey 2005! 1984 called
& said it wants its plot back! Part
of our series on negative utopias in film
and books
 Creedence
Clearwater Revival
You can take the Ian
out of the
trailer park, but you can't take the...
 The
2004 Final Poll Results
Man, were we ever askew...
The
Liberal Elitist Is Back
With A Special Bush-Bashing
Issue, And It's Worserer Than Ever (See
The Back
Issues Too)
 Terry's
Erotic, Violent, (and sticky) Coffee Table
Terry ponders Blood,
Ballistics, Shooting
Sex, Sorayama,
Revenge
and Panties
Terry's
Summer Vacation
He Only Watched 3 Movies?
Blood:
The Last Vampire,
Charlie's
Angels, and
Matrix Reloaded
Panasonic's
AG-DVX100
Terry Cleverly Inserts
Plugs In His Plugs
February
DVD Reviews
Alien Blood, Blue Crush,
Donnie Darko, Salton Sea
2002,
A Space Anomaly
Terry reflects on a
year of adulterous, lying politicians, heavy
metal, and creamy peanut butter
Is
The Music Industry Toast?
It Tastes Great With
JamBands... An Interview with Ben Colmery
of RhythmAndGroove.net
The Good, The Bad, & The Terry
Terry Explains Why After
Watching So Many Great Films, He Still Has
Such Bad Taste
Read
The O'Reilly Emails - They're
that much better because he never replies...
Empire
of the Son
The Madness of Kings
named George and the Pax Americana
New
DVD Reviews
Everything Under The
Supernova, from Bangkok Dangerous to Straw
Dogs
70
Years of Reservoir Dogs*
Terry puts on the bib
before reviewing the 10th Anniversary DVD
Release More>
Now
Available In Paperhack
Ian snuggles
up with his 19" Dell to review some
eBook software More>
*Dog Years, duh...
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War Still Sucks
You don't have to be
a Liberal to hate war - returning troops
talk about the ugly realities of killing
people and losing limbs
Planet
of the Apes
Ian wants to shock
your monkey with some thoughts on simian
dystopia. More in our series on negative
utopias in film and books
War Sucks
And Then Your Kids Pay
For It
Rust
Never Sleeps
But It Didn't Seem Especially
Alert In Seattle, did it?
Kula
by Vlastimil Kula
Nothin's Kula than Terry's
bookshelf... Published by Taschen Books
Yes,
Terry Can Read
Oh wait, this is actually
a picture book. Motel Fetish, from Taschen.
And
He Gets Paid for It!
"The First Time
I Got Paid For It..." A collection
of essays by leading film and TV writers.
Assessing
The Threat
Ian Looks Back at the
Golden Years of Film Threat Magazine More>
The
Birth of the Beat Generation
Terry hits the road,
Jack Kerouac, and don't he come back no
More>
Downloading
Up
Uploading our Frustration
with Downloading (Peter gabriel's "Up")
Is
there an Echo in Here?
Ian reviews
the book reviews, reviews the book reviews
More>
More>
A
Digitally Bridged Divide
Or "How I learned
to stop worrying, and shoot the film"
More>
Who
Owns Your Media?
That's a question
that unfortunately seems to concern the
people who buy CD's, DVD's and books a lot
less than the people who produce and distribute
them More>
I
am not a critic (I
am a human being) In "Film & Video",
we explain how addictive drugs can be replaced
with DVDs More>
Why
Terry Loves His Sony
Some quick
tech notes from Terry, and a review of "Final
Cut Pro3 and the Art of Filmmaking"
More>
3
Rings are Better than One
But three
DVD releases from New Line will rule our
pocket books...More>
Geraldo
Kills O'Reilly With Friendly Fire
Why we're turning off
our TV and seeing if we can still read More>
Cheap
Hotels (A Taschen Book)
Terry reads a book about
hotel rooms he can't afford More>
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