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Infested (2002)

Zach Galligan, Lisa Ann Hadley

Sony Pictures, 2003

The Greatest Movie Ever Made
Just sealed it for me when Amy Jo Johnson grabbed those two cans of insecticide and yelled "Hey!!!" A truly great cinematic moment, ranks up there with Kurosawa, Kubrick, Bergman, Werner etc etc.

Infested (2002) (Spanish) (Sub)

Vicious Circle

Ben Gazzara, Carolyn Lowery

Lions Gate/Trimark Home Ent., 1997

Perfect Mix
This film mixs espionage with soft core S & M wonderfully. Carolyn Lowery is a definite bonus in this feature, she fits the role well among other things. The plot twists in this movie will keep you guessing to the end. Forshadowing aspects of this movie do help you ...

Facade

Eric Roberts, Camilla Overbye Roos

Sony Pictures, 1999

A rare film
Facade was a very rare flim i wish they would make more movies like this. The movie is very funny the way they display the actors is just the best i have seen since Gattaca (1997) the plot to this is very smart and funny at times i think this is a must see movie i ...

Vicious Circle

Hotel Room

Camilla Overbye Roos, Harry Dean Stanton

Lions Gate/Worldvision, 1993

Lost Lynch Shows on DVD!!!!!!!!!!!!
For anyone interested in this or David's other short lived show called ON THE AIR, you can find them on DVD at WWW.REVOK.COM. Enjoy! I hope I helped someone out!

Vicious Circles

Ben Gazzara, Carolyn Lowery

Vidmark/Trimark, 1997

Perfect Mix
This film mixs espionage with soft core S & M wonderfully. Carolyn Lowery is a definite bonus in this feature, she fits the role well among other things. The plot twists in this movie will keep you guessing to the end. Forshadowing aspects of this movie do help you ...

Element of Crime

Duke Addabayo, Gotha Andersen

Homevision, 2000

Extraordinary debut by one of the greatest filmmakers today, Lars von Trier
A reviewer posted earlier than von Trier was the future of cinema. I think he's definitely part of it. This was his first feature film, and it's stunning. Shot in sepia with flashes of blue throughout, it's very reminscent of Tarkovsky. It's slow, thought ...