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Grace

Grace

Being a mother, I think this film provides all aspects of horror; a normal woman would not like to go through. The film direction and cinematography were neat and quite realistic. Although the story might be predictable, the acting brought new perspective on this weird subject having a strange child with even more strange needs”. You can see the strong wish of the mother to keep the baby, giving all of her to the child. Emotionally, physically. Piece by piece. A classic fight of generations, little of selfishness too, fights without a personal barrier. I did not feel good watching this film. Horrifying child, mother capable to do anything gave me the creeps. But I could not stop myself watching it till the end, which can provide an interesting material for a sequel.

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Friday the 13th (2009)

Friday the 13th (2009)

Neither is it a remake of the 1980 original, which is just as well, since even that dubious classic is a lousy flick. Directed by Marcus Nispel, who gave us a monstrously cynical remake of “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” a few years back, “Friday the 13th” attempts to shake off a quarter-century of Jason-related silliness (”Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan”). archive in the present-day, with a story line that references the original’s mythology, this mpeg attempts to reboot the concept, if that’s the word, of this undying series. The surprise is that it does so with vicious aplomb, massacring its generic clutch of topless young girls and their inebriated boyfriends, assembled at a lavish summer house around the way from Camp Crystal Lake, with a gleeful sense of fun. Fun? Granted, most people’s notion of entertainment doesn’t involve watching sexed-up, beer-guzzling morons impaled, decapitated or burnt alive. But there’s an itch for this kind of material, and here it is scratched to the bone.

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The Wackness

The Wackness

The coming-of-age genre has been a welcome staple in cinema from the classic monolith “Rebel Without A Cause” to the recent uber-smash “Juno”, whose young protagonists are fraught with having old souls while trying to make a place in the world, despite pressure and apathy from their peers and parents.One newcomer is high school grad Luke Shapiro, played with urban wisdom and bald shyness by NYC native Josh Peck, in Jonathan Levine’s funky yet poignant film, “The Wackness”. In New York City, during the summer of 1994, then-mayor Rudolph Giuliani (before his shameless, self-adoration after the Sept 11 attacks; the WTC towers make a haunting CGI appearance here) waged a no-nonsense war against quality of life crimes so tourists wouldn’t gag while seeing homelessness, public inebriation, prostitution or drug trafficking. Phoniness: a religion of the moron.His parents strapped for cash (due to his dad’s badly thought-out, “get rich quick” schemes), Shapiro slyly flips the bird at the system by selling marijuana out of a beaten up ice cream cart, with a boom box (that’s an over-sized radio/cassette player to you tadpoles) attached to it, playing the likes of rap acts like A Tribe Called Quest, Biggie Smalls and DJ Jazzy Jeff and Will “The Fresh Prince” Smith. Great idea, but since when did drug dealers, aside from Frank Lucas from “American Gangster”, ever had great ideas? Ergo, Luke’s a lone wolf, ever since school. A subtle, near-silent applause is given when he gets his diploma. He sits over an awning, looking down at the partiers at a post-graduation soiree he wasn’t invited to, but asked to supply the weed. If you know how he feels, don’t be ashamed to cry. I know I did.Fortunately, Luke’s best client is his shrink, Jeff Squires (a madcap, mercurial Sir Ben Kingsley, who should get Oscar nominated for Best Supporting Actor), who gives him dubious advice (”Get laid”) while taking a quarter of grass as payment. However, Squires doesn’t take well to Luke’s infatuation with his step-daughter, the high class Stephanie (”Juno’s” Olivia Thirlby, also a NYC native). Sometimes, first loves aren’t the best ones.If you think the film’s about a Jewish kid immersing himself in hip-hop culture, you’re so wrong. An audience award winner at both the Sundance and Los Angeles film festivals, “The Wackness”, an earnest attempt to adapt “Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger, is the first coming of age piece that reminiscently focuses on the 1990s, making refs to “Beverly Hills 90210″, the late rocker Kurt Cobain, the pulsating (and better) rap music and Giuliani’s near-fascistic and racist mayoral reign (like me, a NYC resident, Squires sees it as a basic and pathetic hiding of the symptoms of society’s ills). Graffiti font is made as opening credits, respected by Levine, whose script is alive (also should get nominated) and direction is competent cool and quick in a drug-like haze.His actors are reliable, like Mary-Kate Olsen as a squirrel-brain, hippie chick, rapper Method Man as Luke’s Caribbean-accented boss, Famke Janseen (the X-Men trilogy) as Squires’s frigid trophy wife and David Wohl and Talia Balsam as Luke’s bickering parents. Even Jane Adams is pretty cool as a one-hit musician-cum-stoner. Personally, the film’s narrative is an attractive, alternative version of my own of trial by fire.That comes down to Peck, a grad from the tween sitcom “Drake and Josh”, who perfectly echoes Robert DeNiro and John Cusack from their lead roles in “Taxi Driver” (Mr. Levine was the assistant of the film’s writer Paul Schrader) and “Say Anything”. Sure, Luke’s cool beyond cool, but he’s an old man in a young man’s body, a mirror picture to Kingsley’s Squires, who has trouble in his marriage. Thirbly, as Stephanie, nicely reps fear behind careless hedonism: When Luke’s honest about his feelings for her, during a rendezvous on Fire Island, she finds it holographic, not noticing she’s talking about herself while being with “God’s lonely boy.”With its’ drug use, urban vibe and stark individualism, I don’t know if “The Wackness” will be 2008’s “Juno” (IT COULD!!!), but I do know it’s a honest film.

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Lady Gaga Displays Her Unconventional Ways of Life

Lady Gaga Displays Her Unconventional Ways of Life

Lady Gaga feeling unoriginal decided to try to pull the ol’ Hollywood trick “Pretend to Take photographs of the Paparazzi” routine last night while leaving Bungalow 8 in London. It’s a celebrity tactic to deter the paps from taking photos because your face is obscured. Of course, it works a lot better when, ehhh, you’re not wearing a see-through shirt with tape over your nipples. She might as well of just ripped her shirt off and yelled “Cheese” for everyone! Dishing up classic Hollywood candids daily, Celeb Taboo has everything celebrity covered.

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Heather Graham

Heather Graham


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Heather Graham gained a small group of faithful followers after her roles in the indie film Drugstore Cowboy (1989) and the cult-classic TV series Twin Peaks. Today, her street value has skyrocketed, thanks to her willingness to offer a hit of hooter or toke of tush to appease the drooling… >>> read more

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