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Dawn of the Dread

Just Before Dawn

Today’s feature really had me divided as to where it should be placed on my site – in a ‘Missed the Bloody Cut’ feature, a ‘What Could Have Been’ analysis, or as a typical ‘review’... I decided to go with the final option. Falling within the burgeoning slasher horror genre of the early 1980s, Jeff Lieberman co-writes the screenplay and directs Just Before Dawn (1981). Finding a group of friends heading into the Oregon mountains to investigate a plot of land Warren (a young Gregg Henry – Femme Fatale; Guardians of the Galaxy) has inherited, he is joined by his girlfriend Constance (Deborah Benson), another couple in Jonathan (Chris Lemmon) and Megan (Jamie Rose), as well as Jonathan’s brother Daniel (Ralph Seymour) – who has notoriously bad eyesight.

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    The Artist
    March 4, 2013

    Last years big Oscar winner The Artist, which won Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Original Score, and Costume Design, is a film that harkens back to the golden age of cinema. I have heard that a lot of people feel indifferent about watching this film, as a silent black and white motion picture seems boring and dated, yet The Artist is a beautifully written story that is quite the opposite.

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