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"Trap" is a perfect film to feature as our IndieFest Valentine's weekend gala. It's about husbands and wives--killing each other! Award-winning short-filmmaker James Bonner's feature debut, is an artful horror that explores the place where salvation, love, and insanity come crashing together; where four people go in--and only one comes out.
Nicole is trapped. She's caught in an abusive marriage that brings new meaning to the phrase until death do us part. Her only friend, an online pal named Amy, admonishes Nicole to kill her husband before he does her in first. Nicole reluctantly agrees. She murders her husband and flees for Amy's distant home--and sanctuary.
But Amy is not what she seems: cruel and manipulative, she toys with anyone in reach. She's entrapped her own spouse, Chandler, and driven him half mad with her constant taunting and humiliations. Amy doesn't realize how desperate Chandler has become. The trap is set and a game of cat and mouse ensues in this harrowing, painfully funny story about body disposal and other problems with burying the past.
If you enjoy movies that are well written and acted, crisply edited, colorful, fast paced, visually dense, and consistently surprising, then Michigan-based, (and avowed fan of local hero Sam Raimi) James Bonner's "Trap" is an excellent entertainment choice. Find a date you really trust for Saturday night and get your tickets early.
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SF IndieFest trailer: "Second Round"
Wallace is a down-and-out boxer turned bar owner after being forced to leave the boxing ring. Thirty years later he finds himself on the other side of the ropes, mentoring and reliving his past through a young fighter. Soon, they are faced with the same situation that destroyed the older man's dreams.
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SF IndieFest trailer: "Jimmy and Judy"
Welcome to American suburbia, a place where the image of the ?perfect family? is so meticulously cultivated that friends, neighbors, even the closest of family, have no idea what truly lies beneath the surface.
For JIMMY (Edward Furlong), a hyper-intelligent, college dropout, exposing the truth is something he does only by accident. He?s obsessed with his handheld video camera which he uses to tape anything and everything in his life, playing God with the lens. He manipulates his parents, their friends, even his therapist, entirely for his own amusement. There are even rumors that Jimmy was expelled from college because he talked his roommate into committing suicide on camera.
Things take a turn when Jimmy refocuses his attentions on JUDY (Rachael Bella) a timid ing?nue who?s constantly bullied at school. Hoping to gain her affections, he exacts revenge upon her enemies at school, taping himself in the act. When Judy sees it, she quickly falls in love with her passionate protector, and the two become entangled in a whirlwind romance.
Exploring sex, drugs, gunplay, even petty theft, the two fall desperately in love, videotaping everything they do, but their escalating antics inevitably lead to disaster. After a freak roadside accident and a desperate encounter with the cops, Jimmy and Judy find themselves on the run from the law and are forced to seek refuge in the underbelly of America just to survive.
JIMMY AND JUDY is a film that highlights what Middle America so desperately tries to hide?mental illness, violence, sexual perversions, drug abuse, and family dysfunction?all captured entirely on HOME VIDEO by two misfit teenagers who fall in love while rampaging their way across the country in search of an elusive teenage nirvana.
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It's more dangerous and fun than ever to hit the streets.
What would it be like if a turkey sought revenge for all turkey-kind?
Brutal Legend is the latest from legendary game designer Tim Schafer, who is responsible for such classics as Grim Fandango and Psychonauts. His latest adventure, undoubtedly the most mainstream yet, stars Jack Black as the voice of Eddie Riggs, a roadie for a metal band who finds himself transported to demonic, metal-infused world.
"The Bride of Frankenstein" trailer
Director James Whale outdoes himself in this sequel to "Frankenstein" that many argue is one of the greatest horror films of all time. While the haunting mood remains, an underlying wit distinguishes this film from its predecessor.
When she is swept away by a tornado and carried to the land of Oz, Dorothy encounters The Wicked Witch of the West, who promptly announces that she intends Dorothy and her little dog Toto nothing but harm. Not to worry, Dorothy soon finds help from the Cowardly Lion, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, Glinda (the Good Witch of the North), and the Wizard behind the curtain. This 1939 classic was based on the book by L. Frank Baum. Directed by Victor Fleming. Starring the luminous Judy Garland, Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Jack Haley, Billy Burke and Margaret Hamilton.
"The Rockford Files: Season One" DVD clip: "The Dexter Crisis"
The groundbreaking show from Stephen J. Cannell about the world's most unlikely detective comes to DVD. James Garner is Jim Rockford, the wisecracking ex-con turned private-investigator who lives and works from his mobile home in Malibu. Not only is there an interview with James Garner himself, this DVD set contains 23 TV hours of classic Rockford action and includes such stellar guest stars as Lindsay Wagner, James Woods, Abe Vigoda, Suzanne Somers and Ned Beatty.
A remarkable dog named Faith, who stands upright and walks around and just may become a movie star
