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bwaynef

sep 1999 se unió
A professional freelance writer and teacher (since professional freelance writing doesn't pay the bills as dependably as I wish), I covered entertainment for Paris Woman Journal, wrote a twice monthly column for Date.com, and was also a regular contributor to Movienutz and Hyena Productions. My books are available at the usual online bookstores.
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El exorcista
8.18
El exorcista
Bullitt
7.49
Bullitt
La huída
7.39
La huída
Jesús de Nazareth
8.510
Jesús de Nazareth
Rey de reyes
7.08
Rey de reyes
Almas en conflicto
6.25
Almas en conflicto
Tierra ensangrentada
5.32
Tierra ensangrentada
Saló o los 120 días de Sodoma
5.84
Saló o los 120 días de Sodoma
Marnie
7.16
Marnie
La muerte en un beso
7.910
La muerte en un beso
Ángeles con caras sucias
7.98
Ángeles con caras sucias
Alma negra
8.110
Alma negra
El engaño
5.79
El engaño
Our Nixon
6.76
Our Nixon
La Biblia
6.28
La Biblia
Espartaco
7.910
Espartaco
Ben-Hur
8.110
Ben-Hur
Del mismo barro
7.610
Del mismo barro
Television's Christmas Classics
6.710
Television's Christmas Classics
JFK II: The Bush Connection
7.09
JFK II: The Bush Connection
Drácula
7.39
Drácula
Al servicio secreto de Su Majestad
6.79
Al servicio secreto de Su Majestad
Los diamantes son eternos
6.58
Los diamantes son eternos
007: Sólo se vive dos veces
6.88
007: Sólo se vive dos veces
Operación trueno
6.99
Operación trueno

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La cámara del terror

La cámara del terror

3.5
1
  • 13 oct 2012
  • Karloff is always worth seeing, but . . .

    One of those dreary Mexican productions that Boris Karloff made toward the end of his career, "The Fear Chamber"'s only attraction for the great but now aged and ailing star must have been the paycheck. The plot, already described elsewhere, is ludicrous, the set looks like somebody's basement, and the effects are cheap.

    It's always worth seeing Karloff, but otherwise the only attraction is the supporting cast which includes various beautiful women, including Isele Vega (best known for "Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia"), who are called upon to add some sex to the mix. The lesbian scenes make no sense within the context of the story, but they may at least prevent you from fast-forwarding to the conclusion.
    Mi vida en rosa

    Mi vida en rosa

    7.5
    8
  • 23 ene 2012
  • Quite lovely

    "Ma Vie En Rose," winner of the 1997 Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film (its English title is "My Life in Pink"), concerns Ludo, a 7-year-old boy who likes to dress up as a girl and dreams of marrying a boy, even staging a mock wedding with himself decked out in a pink satin dress and pearls.

    His parents are appalled. When Ludo makes an appearance at a family gathering dressed as a girl, the father covers his embarrassment with nervous laughter and insists his son is just joking. The mother drags him to the sink to wash off his lipstick. When Ludo continues to cross-dress, they take him to a therapist "to set him straight."

    Ludo's attempts to be a typical boy prove disastrous, however. When he tries to kiss a girl, she knocks him to the ground. "I don't kiss girls," she sneers. He proves too gentle for football, and when another boy sees him through the opening of a toilet stall, sitting down to pee, he explains that he's a "girl-boy."

    Of course, Ludo is almost certain to grow up to be homosexual or transgender, perhaps opting to change his gender through surgery. The film doesn't take us that far into the future, but does conclude on a note of acceptance. "Whatever happens, you'll always be my child," the father tells Ludo, shortly before the credits roll.

    The boy in "Ma Vie En Rose" is adorable, and is very convincing when dolled up as a female. The film itself is quite lovely. Undoubtedly, there are those who would assail it as propaganda meant to promote tolerance toward homosexuals and gender-bending boys. Maybe it is, but the fact remains that there are boys who want to be girls, and such boys would exist even if a film like Ma Vie En Rose did not. If it succeeds in making the life of a "girl boy" easier, what's wrong with that?

    Brian W. Fairbanks
    The Black Room

    The Black Room

    6.9
    7
  • 23 ene 2012
  • Karloff in a dual role

    "The Black Room" is a clever little thriller from Columbia Pictures that gives Boris Karloff a dual role.

    Karloff plays twin brothers from a powerful family. The oldest is the kindest of gentlemen, and the youngest is wickedness personified. When Bad Karloff is bad, he's really bad, fond of murdering women and burying their bodies in a basement pit. His subjects are on to him and call on Good Karloff to take his place. If only it were that simple. Bad Karloff adds his good brother to his collection of corpses, confident that a prophecy in which he dies by a knife held by his older sibling can no longer be fulfilled. Again, if only it were that simple.

    Karloff is terrific in both parts, and there's a fine atmospheric touch, not surprising since "The Black Room" was directed by Roy William Neill, the unsung genius who guided Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce through 11 of their 12 Sherlock Holmes movies at Universal.
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