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June
16th |
First things first, ISSUE
3 is NOW AVAILABLE! Click the "buy it" button
above for more info. If you need a bit of convincing,
click HERE
to check out an article from the new issue entitled
"God Bless The Working Man: The Films Of Jim Wynorski",
written by the talented and endlessly witty Tim McLean.
You want Issue 3, take our word for it...
Also, Paracinema will have a table at the upcoming
Monster
Mania 11 Convention, August 22-24 in Cherry Hill,
NJ. Come say hi, buy a back issue and enjoy the weekend
with your favorite horror related "stars"...Oh
and Richard Dreyfuss!
See ya there!!! |
December
27th |
| We're pleased
to announce that Paracinema will now offer free shipping
to any address in the continental United States! |
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December
2nd |
We've added a blog, see it
HERE,
or just click the "blog" button above. It should be
updated regularly with entertaining,
insightful film related content. Enjoy! |
November
23th |
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| PARACINEMA'S
FIRST ANNUAL BLACK FRIDAY
SALE!!! Friday November 23rd
Starting at 9 AM until 12 Midnight. Save
some dough on consumerism's favorite Friday!
$2 off the regular cover price of $7.
(plus shipping and handling)
Buy it on Friday and it'll be in the mail
on Saturday...by next week you'll finally
understand what you've been missing out
on...
Paracinema / Issue 1
Special $5.00 Black Friday Price |
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The sale is officially over, thanks to all
who took part in a history making event!
- The Paracinema Team |
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November
6th |
| If you don't know by now,
Issue 1 is available...You should buy it, it's good.
Don't believe me? Just look at this glowing review we
received for our first issue:
"I got the first issue of Paracinema in the mail
today. I'm writing to thank you: It's awesome.
The essays have a wonderful length and depth that I
rarely ever see in film coverage, and they're often
funny." - Brett
Told ya... |
August
27th |
We will be attending Fear
Fest 2 in Dallas, TX March 7th-9th, 2008.
Aside from just being there and soaking in all the joy
that a horror convention has to offer, we will be manning
our very own Paracinema Magazine table. So come on down
and join us for what is sure to be a fun filled weekend.
I mean come on, Robert Englund will be there! If that’s
not a good time, I don’t know what is.
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August
12th |
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We got to see the New York
premiere of The
King of Kong: A Fistfull of Quarters at
The
Museum
of the Moving Image. This entertaining documentary
tells the story of a legendary video game champion (Billy
Mitchell) and science teacher (Steve Wiebe) vying for
the highest all time score in Donkey Kong. My one sentence
overview of this film doesn't quite capture it's greatness.
It's a funny and in-depth look at what some folks will
do to stay on top. The director Seth Gordon & producer
Ed Cunningham attended the screening, along with the
relatable crowd favorite, Steve Wiebe.
After the film there was a short Q&A and Donkey
Kong demonstration. I don't think anyone in the theatre
had a bad word to say about the film we had seen, Steve
Wiebe and the film makers nearly got a well deserved
standing ovation. You don't have to be a gamer to enjoy
this film, it's quality doesn't come from the subject
matter...but rather from the great story and characters.
SEE THIS FILM!
The King of Kong: A Fistfull of Quarters opens
in select cities on August 17th...and read more about
it in Paracinema's first issue due out in October.
Also don't miss history being made when Steve Wiebe
goes for the all time high score record in Donkey Kong
on Tuesday August 14th at Dave & Buster's
in Times Square, New York City!
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July
22nd |
| We attended the Considering
Horror panel discussion at The Museum of the Moving
Image in NY on June 17th.
Great discussion about horror films from the 70's and
today. Listen to it by clicking the link below.
Considering Horror Panel
"This discussion brought together critics and scholars
to talk about the films shown in the Museum’s
groundbreaking series It’s Only a Movie: Horror
Films from the 1970s and Today. The series was organized
by assistant curator Livia Bloom, who moderated this
lively discussion with: Adam Lowenstein, author of Shocking
Representation: Historical Trauma, National Cinema,
and the Modern Horror Film and cinema studies professor
at the University of Pittsburgh; Nathan Lee, film critic
for The Village Voice; Maitland McDonagh, author of
Filmmaking on the Fringe: The Good, the Bad, and the
Deviant Directors and film critic for TV Guide; and
Joshua Rothkopf, film critic for Time Out New York."
Listen it HERE. |
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