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Surfers addressed that problem as best they could by using the buddy system and carrying cheap, disposable film cameras that came with a waterproof housing and glorified rubber - band wrist strap — but that usually ended with the cameras banging them on the head or getting lost in the water.

Entrepreneur: You got to film in the actual garage of his parents» house, where they built the first Apple computers.

You've got the security in the foreground, the media pen, the exoffenders, the public filming with their mobile phones, you can see the architecture of Rochdale with these new housing estates and people looking over the fence.

Can I come over in clown pimp garb and film you getting down with housing fraud?

Another WFP - linked group, New York Communities for Change, meanwhile, is the successor to ACORN, which was shuttered after its intake workers were filmed helping a journalist posing as a pimp get housing for a purported prostitute.

It's a film about a young woman whose life gets gradually and brutally torn apart for lack of stable housing.

He's unveiled the loan guarantee scheme, he's appeared in front of a committee, and been filmed doing it by the news channels, and he's got his own mini-scandal concerning how he managed to buy a # 2.5 million house by Regents Park.

After watching the film it was funny to listen to the different reactions to it, Tigger was full of all the details like the Fairy Godmother getting squished in the green house by the pumpkin, the greedy mouse Gus who liked to eat all the cheese and of course the fact that Cinderella lost her glass slipper.

Fastvold, on the other hand, certainly knows how to get the most of out the house's isolated location (Zack Galler's cinematography has plenty of style to spare), but ultimately creates a film that fails to engage.

Cutting his losses at home (where ethnic actors like Al Pacino and, interestingly enough, Robert DeNiro were getting the plum roles), Dullea returned to Canada for a number of interesting but distinctly B - grade films (Welcome to Blood City with a pre-comeback Jack Palance) and the continent for guest starring roles in poorly - received art house productions (Pope Joan with Liv Ullmann) and the occasional thriller (as Mia Farrow's disbelieving stuffed shirt of a husband in The Haunting of Julia).

In the previous film, Jack was the old fiction editor at the publishing house, the one let go after he got handsy with Anastasia.

Watch new trailers for «The Dictator,» «The House at the End of the Street,» Sundance hit «Safety Not Guaranteed,» and more, and get a quick recap of this week's major developments in the film world, including news of sequels to «Anchorman» (good!)

Though much of the film finds them in a state of disconnect — they communicate with each other through a very clinical intercom system in the house — we get these small moments of levity that make their relationship feel very lived in despite their tensions.

The Ring), the sister of the protagonist from the first film, Karen (Gellar, Scooby - Doo 2), who wants to get to the bottom of how to stop the curse started in that house in Japan that affects anyone who dares enter it.

At the very beginning of the film the family sit down for dinner, Olive (Abigail Breslin) finds out that she has been given a place in this year's Little Miss Sunshine beauty pageant — she lets out a scream of joy and runs around the house getting things together to take with her.

To Peele's knowledge, former President Obama, who famously tapped his comedy partner Keegan Michael Key to bring the duo's «Obama Anger Translator» sketch to the 2015 White House Correspondents Dinner, hasn't yet seen «Get Out» — although former first daughter Malia Obama was in attendance at the film's Sundance premiere.

Needless to say, if Ava Duvernay wins Best Director or Selma wins Best Picture it will bring the house down but there's still no guarantee the film got in for Best Picture with the Academy.

8:00 pm — Sundance — A Town Called Panic One of the most delightful films I saw in 2009, a whacked out stop - motion film from Belgium that follows Horse, Cowboy, and Indian throughout a series of adventures, mostly focused on trying to rebuild their house which keeps getting stolen every night.

Ruffalo, currently winning raves for his role in «Spotlight», says he and Chris Hemsworth («Thor») get on like a house on fire so it's no surprise they've been brought together for the new film.

As for Silent House, it's got the benefit of riding the Elizabeth Olsen wave and being the first horror film to hit in about a month.

If you haven't already started to get a little excited over Guillermo Del Toro's upcoming haunted house horror film CRIMSON PEAK with names like...

Emmerich is at it again, but instead of disaster porn, he refreshingly gives us the Die Hard clone we were so desperately desiring in Olympus Has Fallen — unlike that film's dour seriousness, and Butler's glower, here we get an almost goofy film wherein Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx play buddy - cop through the elevator shafts and abandoned rooms of the White House.

The vast majority of people don't get sent awards screeners, they don't live near an art house cinema showing the films that all critics rave about.

While in Louisiana, we got a chance to see the house that is serving as the Ravenwood Manor in the film.

The film gets interesting when Charlie ventures into the security room of the house and sees a man running down the street crying out for help.

Maybe I just have a personal attachment to Monster House, as it was the first film I ever reviewed that got published in a newspaper.

With filming getting underway today, it has been announced that Christina Hendricks, Gillian Anderson, Terence Stamp, Stefanie Martini and Honor Keafsey have joined Max Irons and Glenn Close in director Gilles Paquet - Brenner (Sarah's Key) adaptation of Agatha Christie's Crooked House.

Five films into the «Ice Age» series, the franchise feels like the last 45 minutes of a house party that has gotten out of control.

«Get Out» is a comic horror film about the things that happen when a black man goes to his white girlfriend's house for a weekend visit.

Early on in the film, though, it looks like she could lose her house if she doesn't get more money so off she flies to California to examine the possibility of selling her beloved book.

This is one of the few titles to get an «Encore Edition,» with 3000 more copies, and this edition includes additional supplements: new commentary by Twilight Time's house team of film historians Lem Dobbs, Julie Kirgo, and Nick Redman, plus video introductions by Martin Scorsese (6 minutes, carried over from the «Columbia Film Noir Classics» DVD box set) and Michael Mann (11 minutes).

It's sort of funny that I got House of the Devil (which I ordered a few weeks ago off Amazon) in the mail today and, literally minutes later, I reach the point in the podcast where you discuss the film in relation to The Innkeepers.

I expect many more posters for this film, as West has a history of getting a lot of key - art for his films (see also, House of the Devil and The Innkeepers in the Rowthree poster archives.)

The film gets a first hand revisit the former house resident Daniel Lutz, who was only 10 during the events back in the 70's.

Steven Spielberg (Monster House, The Legend of Zorro) gets an executive producer's credit, apparently thinking the works of Jerry Bruckheimer should be the kinds of films Caruso and company ought to emulate.

His gets a telemarketing job but struggles to make sells over the phone — in the first of many bizarre elements of the film, every time Cassius makes a call, his desk drops to the recipient's house; interrupting a couple having sex and even a man on the toilet.

The writer and director of «Get Out» on Sunday, March 4, won an Oscar for his first film, taking a best original screenplay statue for the sociological thriller about a black man who meets his white girlfriend's family and finds a house of racial horrors.

It was a hit that got overlooked when another 20th Century Fox science fiction film, a little thing called Star Wars, opened just a few weeks later, but a cult following kept it alive through revival house, college campuses, and video releases ever since.

It reminded me of being a young lad seeing Vincent Price's House on Haunted Hill for the first time in the way that the film mesmerized me from the get go and the score captures the atmospheric intensity to draw the viewer in and never let them go.

HALLOWEEN IIDirector: Rick RosenthalWritten by John Carpenter and Debra HillStarring: Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasance, Charles Cyphers, Pamela Susan Shoop, Dick Warlock Even though it was released three years after the first film, the story picks up toward the ending of the first film when Laurie Strode tells Lindsay and Tommy to go get help at the McKenzie's house.

«I've always wanted to do a Die Hard» admitted the actor and in his upcoming action film White House Down, he's getting that chance.

Even though it was released three years after the first film, the story picks up toward the ending of the first film when Laurie Strode tells Lindsay and Tommy to go get help at the McKenzie's house.

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The film starts at level - nine melodrama, as one of four sisters in WW2 era New Zealand screams her way out of the house to fulfill her lifelong dream of being a sexual plaything for lonely soldiers and hardly tones down for more than five minutes at a time from there on as the various other sisters get romantically involved, or not, with various other servicemen.

But they all ended up getting on like a house of fire in a film that cost just $ 10million to make but made almost $ 140million.

The story — which simply has the characters from the first film stay in a haunted house — is supposed to get its (for lack of a better term) «inspiration» from thrillers of a supernatural bent such as The Haunting, What Lies Beneath, Poltergeist, and The Exorcist.

«Spotlight» star Michael Keaton with Anonymous Content's Steve Golin at the two - floor sprawling Soho House party for the ripped from the headlines film getting awards buzz.

That he has taken a horrific bent towards the genre and managed to get Ethan Hawke, John Travolta, Karen Gillan, Larry Fessenden and Burn Gorman all on board and brought back Jeff Grace (who scored West's superb House of the Devil and The Innkeepers) is a gift to film lovers.

Get ready... This week at the Cannes Film Festival, controversial Danish director Lars von Trier returns after being banned for 8 years to premiering his latest film, titled The House That Jack Built.

The found - footage film follows two kids on a trip to their grandparents» house, where things pretty rapidly start to get creepy.