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“I was basically 19, and no one really told me that this was an insane idea to do this.”

Check out this great new article about Pause of the Clock at Boulder Weekly. Sure hope to see some of you at the premiere tomorrow night!

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3 things about The Spierig Brothers’ DAYBREAKERS

Daybreakers [2009] 1. Community warning: one hour until sunup. 2. He swirls it around in the glass, savoring the bouquet. 3. Waves of devourers becoming the devoured. Trim, smart, exciting, underrated. Ethan Hawke and Willem Dafoe are big assets.

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3 things about Lloyd Bacon’s 42nd STREET

42nd Street [1933] 1. She crushes the monocle under her heel, takes out a spare one. 2. “I’ve been for you ever since you walked in on me in my BVDs.” 3. The camera moves through a tunnel of legs.

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3 things about Sutton Roley’s CHOSEN SURVIVORS

Chosen Survivors [1974] 1. Gauntlet while sedated. 2. Tweezers, bat tongue. 3. Solid blue (plastic?) tableware.

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3 things about Lewis Allen’s THE UNINVITED

The Uninvited [1944] 1. Wilting bouquet. 2. Miss Holloway’s tall, throne-like office chair. 3. While it’s still lit, he throws the candelabra up the stairs and at the ghost.

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3 things about Phil Lord & Christopher Miller’s THE LEGO MOVIE

The Lego Movie [2014] 1. Ghost on a string. 2. “And so on.” 3. Pastel Duplo.

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One week until the premiere!

Pause of the Clock premieres next Saturday! From the festival program guide: “This meta-cinematic coming-of-age drama centers around two roommates who secretly dream about one another. While Rob is off shooting a film, Dylan discovers Rob’s diary and begins to … Continue reading →

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Boo!

Here’s a new Halloween story from Barry Gifford: “Dark and Black and Strange.” Check out the other stories in the Fridays with Roy series.

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3 things about David Lynch’s MULHOLLAND DR.

Mulholland Dr. [2001] 1. “Dad’s best friend goes to work.” 2. First we see a street sign for Sunset Blvd. Later, Betty is dropped off in front of the Paramount gate. 3. Crawling through the space underneath the door. 3 … Continue reading →

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“To this day I still don’t know how I did it,” he continued.

Check out this article from the Aurora Sentinel about Pause of the Clock‘s debut at the Denver Film Festival. The World Premiere is just over a week away! It’s certain to sell out, so buy your tickets now!

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