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Tag Archives: irony
YOU’RE NEXT TRAILER: Irony, Mystery, Interpellation
Made in 2011 and screened for festival audiences that year, You’re Next, directed by Adam Wingard from a script by Simon Barrett, is that rare, lucky horror film, plucked from obscurity and given a big-budget, full-press campaign by major studio, … Continue reading →
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Tagged " trailer, "you're next, adam wingard, horror, irony, lionsgate, lou reed, low-budget, masked killers, movie marketing, perfect day, poster, simon barrett
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God Bless America Trailer: Sociopathy and graphic violence OK with the MPAA, but not the "f" word
RED BAND TRAILER God Bless America is to be released on May 11th, though it already debuted on VOD, April 6th, an indication that its distributor had greater expectations from the “direct to vid” route than theatrical. Bobcat Goldthwait‘s ascerbic … Continue reading →
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Tagged bobcat goldthwait, God Bless America trailer, irony, joel murray, marketing, mpaa, redband trailer, satire, tara lynn barr, violence
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