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Tonight at 8/7c we are heading to Los Angeles Island to watch as Snake Plissken makes his daring escape (or does he?) before the world ends. Yep, we’re showing John Carpenter’s “Escape From LA” starring Kurt Russell as he once again takes up the eyepatch that he wore in John Carpenter‘s low-budget (who needs a…
Stop reading and go get “Portlandia” on DVD/Bluray right now!
It’s February, the month that is so lame even our fore-fore-fore-fore-fore-fore-fathers couldn’t be bothered to let it linger for 30 plus days. With a month this boring, just stay inside and watch television. IFC is making it easy on you by showing nothing but great shows for the entire month, ensuring that the next 28…
Oscar-nominated if underpraised while in theaters, Oren Moverman’s “The Messenger” is by far the most mature and moving film made yet about the Iraqi invasion, even if Iraqis themselves don’t even make an appearance as figures mentioned in battle stories. It’s a telling, ethically vibrant film, and for Americans to manage such a thing while…
Somewhere around the late summer of 2005, actor Romany Malco seemingly materialized out of nowhere to find breakout success in both “The 40 Year Old Virgin” and TV’s “Weeds,” and has continued to be a sly comedic force to be reckoned with in such films as “Blades of Glory,” “Baby Mama” and “The Love Guru.”…
Lest we forget, for all the talk this year about whether the New York Film Festival in particular and arthouse film in general have become elitist and unwelcoming to the general population, one of this year’s major indie buzz films features no less a celeb for all demographics than Mariah Carey, in her fifth cinematic…
By Aaron Hillis IFC News [Photo: Left, Michael Pitt in "Delirious"; below, Tom DiCillo on set, Peace Arch Releasing, 2007] Tom DiCillo comes to the table with a truckload of indie cred, from his early-career cinematographer gigs on Jim Jarmusch’s “Permanent Vacation” and “Stranger Than Paradise,” to his leap into writing and directing with 1991′s…
