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Denver may not be a city that attracts the amount of movie industry buzz that centers around our Western neighbors of Telluride, Sundance and Austin, but we do have a solid and fervent community of film lovers here. We don't have a ton of film events, but what we do have is cherished and obsessed over enough to rival the Alamo Drafthouse. One of these events is the Starz Denver Film Festival, which is going strong in its 32nd year. After partnering with Starz, over the years, we've played host to Crispin Glover, Frank Marshall and Kathleen Kennedy, Will Smith, Ang Lee, and enjoyed every on-the-cusp-of-Oscar movie of the past three seasons. This year is no exception as the festival kicks off this week with Precious, which was produced by the Denver-based Sarah Siegel Magness and Gary Magness. Denver will also get a chance to "meet" the film's buzzed about star, Gabourey Sidibe. Three legendary actors will be receiving the spotlight while enjoying our thin air: Ed Harris and his latest film, Touching Home will be the focus of a special evening, and will receive the Mayor's Achivement Award. Hal Holbrook will be receiving the Excellence in Acting Award, and be on hand with his new film, That Evening Sun. Last but not least, J.K. Simmons will be receiving the Cassavetes Award, and be presenting his new film, The Vicious Kind. But hey, that's the glitzy statuette stuff. If you're a Colorado native, you need to check out the impressive schedule which includes big films such as Leaves of Grass, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, The Last Station, The Young Victoria, and Best Worst Movie with special screenings of its star, Troll 2. If you want to avoid the buzz, there's enough intriguing indies, documentaries, and foreign film selections to make your eyeballs fall out.Filed under: Festival ReportsContinue reading Looking Ahead to the 2009 Denver Film Festival Permalink | Email this | Comments

Go watch Best Worst Movie :) http://bestworstmovie.com/ I didn't get round to explaining anything about it in the video but it's honestly good :P

The Reel Good Show welcomes Michael Paul Stephenson and George Hardy. Both appeared in the cult-favorite 'Troll 2' and Michael has now directed a documentary featuring George called 'Best Worst Movie.' Bobby sings with green slime on his face when his guests doesn't even know his name! Michael and George's '10 Second Self-Promotion': http://www.BestWorstMovie.com http://www.twitter.com/bestworstmovie Download the Music Video MP3: http://indymogul.com/greenstuff The Reel Good Show has Viewer Interaction, Live Streaming Shoots, and More! Go to http://www.indymogul.com/RGS to learn how we produce the show and how YOU can be part of it! Website - http://www.TheReelGoodShow.com Submit Videos: http://www.IndyMogul.com/Submit Indy Mogul on twitter - http://www.twitter.com/indymogul Bobby Miller on twitter - http://www.twitter.com/bobbymiller Facebook Fan Page: http://www.indymogul.com/RGSFan

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http://www.scene-stealers.com Best Worst Movie is the documentary about the phenomenon of Troll 2, widely regarded as the worst movie ever made. Eric Melin caught up with director Michael Paul Stephenson, star George Hardy, and Zack Carlson from Austin, Texas Alamo Drafthouse at the world premiere of Best Worst Movie at SXSW 2009. This in-depth interview was recorded directly after the premiere, just as George Hardy and Zack Carlson had seen the film for the first time. Best Worst Movie is currently making the rounds at film festivals across the country, and there are plenty of clips from both Best Worst Movie and the cult classic that spawned it, Troll 2, in this video. Learn more about Troll 2 director Claudio Fragasso and his feelings about how Troll 2 has been received and hear about a trip to mysterious Troll 2 star Margo Prey s house in this interview as well. Nilbog fanatics unite! Best Worst Movie is currently playing at film festivals everywhere.

Bobbie O'Steen discusses the art of editing and her new book 'The Invisible Cut'...PLUS...Michael Stephenson, George Hardy, Darren Ewing and Jason Wright share the story behind 'Best Worst Movie', which was the hit of this year's SXSW film fest.movie geeks united | bobbie o'steen | sxsw film festival | best worst movie | blog talk radio

The cult following for the film Troll 2 has always perplexed me. There are lots of lousy movies in the world, after all. What makes this one so special? And doesn't enjoying something ironically get old after a while? (I'm not a fan of that thing hipsters do where something terrible is described as "awesome.") But I am nothing if not eager to learn, so I took in a double feature Saturday night at South By Southwest. First up was Best Worst Movie, a highly entertaining documentary about the Troll 2 phenomenon, directed by Michael Stephenson, who as a young boy starred in the film. The doc prepared me for a screening of Troll 2 itself, which took place at midnight at the Alamo Drafthouse and was populated mostly -- they asked for a show of hands -- by Troll 2 virgins such as myself. That was nice, actually, because it meant there weren't a lot of people shouting the lines along with the movie, which is always a sure way to prevent newbies from enjoying something. The verdict? Troll 2 is a singular piece of work. I assumed it would be bad, of course, but it's almost impossible to describe its badness to someone who hasn't seen it. You seldom see a real movie in which none of the actors actually knows how to act, but here it is. Nearly every reading of every line of dialogue is flat-out wrong, and the dialogue itself, as written, is impossibly bad, as if written by non-English-speakers (which it was) and translated by a computer (which it may well have been). There were times when it seemed like a parody of bad movies, like something you'd see on Tim & Eric Awesome Show Great Job.Filed under: Festival Reports, FandomContinue reading Live from SXSW: A 'Troll 2' Virgin No More Permalink | Email this | Comments

The doc is called Best Worst Movie Here's a 6 min. teaser we put together: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqRccOQjmVQ Ain't It Cool News Review http://www.aintitcool.com/node/40420 15 Films to See at SXSW http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/15-must-see-films-sxsw-2009.php The Bullshit Copy Cat Snuggie https://www.getsnuggie.com/flare/next?tag=os|sm|go|tm

SXSW jumped their own gun last night by announcing their line-up of film titles for this year's festival in Austin, TX. Right around the ides of March, we'll be treated to the world premieres of: Best Worst Movie (all about the cult surrounding Troll 2 and supposedly containing an appearance by none other than our own Scott Weinberg), South By staple Joe Swanberg's latest, Alexander the Last, Gerald Perry's For the Love of Movies: The Story of American Film Criticism (Scott's in this too? WTF?!), John Hamburg's bromantic comedy I Love You, Man, Gary Hustwit's new doc, Objectified (go queue up Helvetica already!), Jody Hill's Observe and Report (because we can't all love Paul Blart: Mall Cop), ...and much, much more! Personally, I'm also psyched to catch up with Sundance hits like Grace, Moon, We Live in Public, Humpday, and a couple of others -- not to mention the U.S. premiere of The Hurt Locker and a special anniversary screening of Office Space (yes, Austinites, another one). All I'd otherwise beg for is 500 Days of Summer, but who am I to look a gift fest in the mouth? SXSW '09 runs from March 13-21, and you can expect plenty of coverage around these parts.Filed under: Action, Comedy, Documentary, Drama, Horror, Independent, Romance, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Thrillers, SXSW, Mystery & Suspense, Magnolia, Sony Classics, Warner Brothers, Dreamworks Permalink | Email this | Comments