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			| Cadaverous Pallor | 09-21-2007 02:56 PM |  
 I am so disappointed that EH couldn't make it!  :( 
That movie was so much fun.  A perfect homage to 1950's nuclear/space scare flicks but done in super-saturated primary technicolor style (in HD with a digital projector, ahhhh).  I wish imdb had some better quotes, since the writer had a fantastic way of twisting well-worn phrases into looping redundancies.  The writing was hilarious, gorgeous sets and buildings of the era, great campy performances.
Variety wrote this up  and it says it better than I do: 
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		| The not-quite-right names, nonsensical plot turns and belabored pseudo-scientific gibberish are all nicely tuned, capturing the know-nothing ethos of Eisenhower-era filmmakers angling to cash in on events (and better movies) they only vaguely understood.
 
 |  There was a Q&A which made me super jealous of indi filmmakers and all the fun they have hiring friends to be a part of their projects.  If only we knew someone with real cash....;)
 
Oh, and here  is one of the shorts shown before the film.  The Tales from the Pub series was created for YouTube by the same people as Forehead, including the actors.
 
I hung out with mousepod, the TodiMooers, and Boss Radio afterwards for a snack and shmooze.  MP and BR having a go at the history of cinema at the same table is quite a thing to witness, and I am an avid student at the feet of the masters.
 
Great fun!  :D |