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Our Feature Presentation: "Videodrome"

Starring James Woods, Deborah Harry, Sonja Smits, Peter Dvorsky, Les Carlson, Jack Creley, Lynne Gorman, Julie Khaner, Reiner Schwarz, David Bolt and Lally Cadeau.

[Had to do at least one movie for spooky season. I went physical with this one and watched the new 4K remaster from the Criterion Collection. It's also available in HD via The Criterion Channel (along with the full extras package from the physical release) until at least the end of November 2023 or you can stream the film in HD on its own on Peacock.]

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Title: Ballerina

Rating: PG

Director: Eric Summer, Éric Warin

Cast: Elle Fanning, Dane DeHaan, Carly Rae Jepsen, Maddie Ziegler, Mel Brooks, Julie Khaner, Terrence Scammell, Joe Sheridan, Tamir Kapelian, Elana Dunkelman, Kate McKinnon, Shoshana Sperling, Jamie Watson, Bronwen Mantel

Release year: 2016

Genres: adventure, comedy, family

Blurb: An orphan girl dreams of becoming a ballerina and flees her rural Brittany for Paris in 1879, where she passes for someone else and accedes to the position of pupil at the Grand Opera House.

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James Woods and Debbie Harry in Videodrome (David Cronenberg, 1983)

Cast: James Woods, Debbie Harry, Sonja Smits, Peter Dvorsky, Leslie Carlson, Jack Creley, Lynne Gorman, Julie Khaner, Reiner Schwarz, David Bolt, Rena King. Screenplay: David Cronenberg. Cinematography: Mark Irwin. Art direction: Carol Spear. Film editing: Ronald Sanders. Music: Howard Shore. 

The menacing technology in Videodrome -- cathode ray tube TV sets, video cassettes (Betamax!), broadcast television -- looks antique and even quaint 40 years later. We worry today about the internet, smart phones, social media. But the root fear remains the same: extreme self-absorption, alienation, anomie. In that respect, David Cronenberg's fable has dated not at all. Partly that's because as a specialist in "body horror," Cronenberg, with the significant help of makeup artist Rick Baker, is able to translate psychological, even spiritual concerns into physical ones. The grotesque invasions of the body in Videodrome are treated as invasions of the soul. If I have reservations about the movie, it's that it too quickly pins the blame on television instead of exploring the root causes of the hunger for violence and violent sex that the medium exploits. It's like deploring consumerism while ignoring capitalism's encouragement of it. But that's another film entirely, or rather a whole bunch of films. 

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State Like Sleep (2018) Movie Review

State Like Sleep – Movie Review Director: Meredith Danluck (The Ride) Writer: Meredith Danluck (Screenplay) Cast Katherine Waterston (Alien Covenant) Michael Shannon (Take Shelter) Luke Evans (No One Lives) Michiel Huisman (Rebel Moon) Mary Kay Place (Being John Malkovich) Julie Khaner (Videodrome) Plot: A woman grapples with the consequences of her celebrity husband’s double life after…

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Videodrome (1983) David Cronenberg

February 21st 2021

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Videodrome (1983)

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Choices of the Heart - The Margaret Sanger Story (1995) [film]

Drama/historical

Tom McCamus plays a supporting role

This is a wonderful film chronicling the true story of Margaret Sanger, a pioneer for women’s reproductive rights. Margaret (Dana Delany) is a nurse who sees families plunged into worsening poverty and women dying as a direct result of their lack of access to birth control.

Tom McCamus plays Mr Schlesinger, who is part of the socialist movement and a supporter of Margaret’s campaign for change. I particularly like the impassioned speech he makes in his first scene in the film.

I have to say this is a particularly odd time to be watching this film. I cannot help but relate it to the horrifying way in which women’s rights are being stripped away in America right now. The sad truth is that women have never been equal. Women will not be truly equal until they are no longer afraid, cautious or constricted in ways that men are not. Like Margaret Sanger, we need to fight and never stop.

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Some of my early Canadian actress crushes included Cynthia Dale, Sonja Smits, Julie Khaner, Sara Botsford, Catherine Disher, Megan Follows, Amanda Stepto, Stacie Mistysyn. Yeah, how I ever thought I was straight is a bit of a mystery.

Cynthia Dale (Olivia Novak, Street Legal)

Sonja Smits (Carrie Barr, Street Legal)

Julie Khaner (Alana Newman, Street Legal)

Sara Botsford (Ann Hildebrandt, E.N.G.)

Megan Follows (Anne, Anne of Green Gables)

Catherine Disher (Natalie Lambert, Forever Knight)

Amanda Stepto (Christine ‘Spike’ Nelson, Degrassi Junior High/Degrassi High)

Stacie Mistysyn (Caitlin Ryan, Degrassi Junior High/Degrassi High)

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State Like Sleep

State Like Sleep    [trailer]

A woman grapples with the consequences of her celebrity husband's double life after he commits suicide.

I wanted to like the film, but it wasn't able to keep my interest. It tries to be about grieving and also to be mysterious. But it's unclear to me what kind of movie this really wants to be.

And once I got detached, I noticed lots of unintentionally funny scenes and dialogue. Especially the temper tantrums of the mother-in-law and scenes involving Luke Evans.

The apartment wasn't cleaned up for a year? "You smell like the sun". Hmm, what?

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Street Legal  -  CBC  -  January 6, 1987 -  April 8, 2019

Legal Drama (132 episodes)

Running Time;  60 minutes

Stars:

Sonja Smits as Carrington "Carrie" Barr

C. David Johnson as Charles "Chuck" Tchobanian

Eric Peterson as Leon Robinovitch

Cynthia Dale as Olivia Novak

David James Elliott as Nick Del Gado

Julie Khaner as Alana Newman Robinovitch

Anthony Sherwood as Dillon Beck

Albert Schultz as Rob Diamond

Maria del Mar as Laura Crosby

Ron Lea as Brian Malony

Alison Sealy-Smith as Mercedes

2019 revival cast

Cynthia Dale as Olivia Novak

Cara Ricketts as Lilly Rue

Steve Lund as Adam Darling

Yvonne Chapman as Mina Lee

Joanne Vannicola as Sam

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(c) Gaumont

(c) The Weinstein Company

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State Like Sleep - Summary/ Review (with Spoilers)

State Like Sleep (#StateLikeSleep) - Summary/ Review (with Spoilers)

While the mystery may not hit as hard as it should, Katherine Waterston makes up for it with a commanding performance. (more…)

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[Last Film I Watched] Videodrome (1983)

[Last Film I Watched] Videodrome (1983)

Title: Videodrome Year: 1983 Country: Canada Language: English Genre: Horror, Mystery, Sci-Fi Director/Writer: David Cronenberg Music: Howard Shore Cinematography: Mark Irwin Cast: James Woods Debbie Harry Sonja Smits Peter Dvorsky Leslie Carlson Lynn Gorman Jack Creley Julie Khaner Rating: 7.1/10

Cronenberg’s body horror presciently burrows into the hallucinatory immersion of virtual reality…

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VIDEODROME 1983 Horror/Sci-fi #1 of 500 Directly out of the gate. David Cronenberg does not disappoint with “Videodrome“ starring James Woods and Deborah Harry, it plays like a hallucinogenic fever dream laced with torture, porn, and murder. Max Renn Is a television executive for channel 38 Civic Ttelevision who was looking for the outrageous and unconventional to boost television viewership. In his feverish search he runs across Videodrome, a scrambled television channel that he soon finds is out of Pittsburgh, and broadcasts, what he considers, a captivating blend of torture and murder. Max uses all of his resources to hunt down the people responsible for the channel to make them an offer to broadcast on channel 38. When Nicki (Deborah Harry) his girlfriend, a quirky sadomasochist who he runs into during a live television talkshow, goes missing after stating she’s auditioning to be on the program, things take a disturbing turn for the worst. Seeking ownership of channel 38, Harlan (Peter Dvorsky) and Convex (Leslie Carlson) use Videodrome’s hallucinogenic programing as a mind control to direct Max to eliminate the other executives at the television session and ultimately take control of the airwaves to broadcast their cancerous programming. “ Long live the new flesh!” 📺 📺 📺 📺 📺 James Woods - Max Renn Deborah Harry – Nikki Brand Leslie Carlson – Barry Convex Peter Dvorsky - Harlan Sonya Smiths – Bianca O’blivion Jack Creley – Brian O’blivion Lynn Gorman – Masha Julie Khaner – Birdey Budget $5.9 Million Box Office $2.1 million #videodrome #jameswoods #deborahharry #davidcronenberg #horror #film #horrorfilm #horrormovies #vhs #cultclasaic #criterioncollection #bluray #longlivethenewflesh #podcastersofinstagram #podcast @mindatpeace13 (at Haverhill, Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb1NWa2sHga/?utm_medium=tumblr