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verdict: the original Turok had a better storyline, and as far as im concerned was a much more immersive experience. and im pretty sure it cost less than half a billion to make.

although i have to admit that was a pretty sweet alien panther

Lars von Trier

Very excited for this. In town on friday

The House of the Devil

A step in the right direction for American horror --perfect pacing and a beautiful payoff. Not to mention an equally superb soundtrack. There was even a spot in the music portion of the credits for "Feedback." Legit. I was excited for this, and I'm glad that it came out on the right side of the spectrum. See it if its around you, if not, it should be on VOD for free, so get on it. In other news, I have a lot to do, and only five weeks to do it. I'll try to post some progress soon.

its in the microwave as i type this

Second Set

I got my developed film back today. Oh baby.

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Film Explorations

Looking at my New Years Resolutions, I realized i havent really been keeping to them too well. especially that whole "artwork" thing. well i'm still not in the mood (read: lazy) to upload drawings, but i do have some photos from the film shoot i just did.

Oh, in case you all didn't 't know let me explain RISD's Wintersession. It's like an eight week mini-semester where you only take two classes, so it's really laid-back. You can take whatever you like. I'm taking a class on Illuminated Manuscripts (getting a liberal arts out of the way) and a studio class called Film Explorations, where we work with 16 mm film and do short studies. Anyways, these are from out second project, which really had no guidelines other than to use two rolls of film (like 5 minutes) and do something. Suite.