Iron Chef
We’re all pretty hip, and none of us feel that Tuna Sashimi with Chocolate is…
Tag: Heinrich Hurtz
Mifune
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International Shorts Program
When it comes to animation, there’s a big difference between the Americans and the Canadians. Americans go for the money…
Toxic Audio
You never let a lack of equipment stop you from singing in the shower - it sounds so good, and the soap bubbles create a pleasant vibrato. The Toxic Audio crew shower separately, but sound so much better fully clothed and in the round at Civic Theater’s intimate Second Stage.
Virgin Suicides
Unless you did your time in the banal 70’s, you can’t imagine how refreshing …
Ghost Dog
Extinction is forever. But occasionally, you get to evolve a bit, and even if…
Sex Education in the Year 2000
Event Review by Heinrich Hurtz
Mr. Death – The Rise and Fall of Fred Leuchter
Screen Review by Heinrich Hurtz
No Laughing Matter: Back From the Dead!
Event Review by Heinrich Hurtz
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Event Review by Heinrich Hurtz
The Castle
Screen Review by Heinrich Hurtz
Six String Samurai
Screen Review by Heinrich Hurtz
Orgazmo
Screen Review by Heinrich Hurtz
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