Articles written by Aaron Krygier
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Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen - Review
Phoenix Theatre Ensemble puts on Ibsen's searing response to his own critics after 1881's Ghosts, about a man making a stand, and finding himself quite alone.
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Street Kings Film Review
Street Kings wants us to invest in its characters. It wants Tom Ludlow to be Vic Mackey, and it wants to have depth. Unfortunately, all these ideas fall short in the end.
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Untraceable Film Review
Diane Lane stars in Untraceable, a wanna be internet morality tale about the fascination of the populace with death and sensationalism.
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The Sacrifice Review
Four criminals on the run stumble onto an old fort. They get more than they bargined for in pretty women, death traps, and a vampire...
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The Dead Girl Film Review
When a girl's body is found brutally mutilated in a field, independent stories of pain and grief are interwoven and suddenly come together.
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Un Flic : A Cop
Jean-Pierre Melville weaves a story of a crook and a cop who are friends, the woman between them, and how their paths are destined to cross.
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Looking at the Eyes of Laura Mars
Laura Mars sees everything through her camera lenses. Then she begins to see the murders of a serial killer, through his eyes, and she's next!
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Wait Until Dark Film Review
A review of the film where criminal, taking advantage of a woman's blindness try to con her in order to retrieve a doll stuffed with heroin.
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Hellsing: Ultimate OVA
A synopsis of the OVA series adapted from the Japanese manga Hellsing, dealing with vampires, religion, and buckets of blood.
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Lantana Film Review
When a detective begins to investigate the disappearance of a woman, it brings together four couples, who's lives suddenly intertwine.
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Tomas Vanek 07-08 season
A reflection on Tomas Vanek's performance from the 07-08 season, looking at his decline in production, and comparing Vanek to other stars in the league.
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At Close Range, But So Far Away
A review of the 1986 film At Close Range, directed by James Foley, based on a true story.
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The Classic Taking of Pelham 1,2,3
A Review of The Taking of Pelham One, Two, Three, a classic 1974 crime film starring Robert Shaw and Walter Matthau about a highjacked subway car on the Lexington line.
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Doomsday, Death for the Masses
Thumbs Down for director Neil Marshall's mindless horror movie, Doomsday.
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Gone Baby Gone Review
A Review of Ben Affleck's Gone Baby Gone, Fresh in the Mind After Viewing of the Film, Focusing on the Thematic Elements of what Makes it Work.
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Understanding the Campbell Trade
Breaking down the whys of the reason Brian Campbell was traded, and putting it into perspective taking into account the Sabres franchise.
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Rambo Revisited,Revised,Reimagined
A review of the new Rambo film from a fan's point of view and someone who looks at the character as more than a killing machine.
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