Malice: A Supernatural Thriller Dread Central on Malice’s director, Phillip Cook: Philip Cook’s 1992 Invader is a witty pre-“X-Files”-ish science fiction flick about a reporting investigating UFO sightings that turn out to be the work of an ultra-nationalistic, megalomaniacal, giant robot built in part from reverse engineered UFO parts that decides to nuke the rest of the world for the greater glory of the United States of America. Cook’s entertaining 2003 supernatural “Mad Max”-ish Despiser revolves around a small band of characters trying to find their way out of Purgatory while having to deal with the monstrous occupant of a crashed UFO that doesn’t realize it’s dead and has made itself overlord of the afterlife. With Malice it seems Mr. Cook is keeping with what seems to be his modus operandi of taking about a decade between projects. He may truly be the Terrence Malick of micro-budget genre filmmakers. Watch Malice
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Malice: A Supernatural Thriller

Dread Central on Malice’s director, Phillip Cook:

Philip Cook’s 1992 Invader is a witty pre-“X-Files”-ish science fiction flick about a reporting investigating UFO sightings that turn out to be the work of an ultra-nationalistic, megalomaniacal, giant robot built in part from reverse engineered UFO parts that decides to nuke the rest of the world for the greater glory of the United States of America.

Cook’s entertaining 2003 supernatural “Mad Max”-ish Despiser revolves around a small band of characters trying to find their way out of Purgatory while having to deal with the monstrous occupant of a crashed UFO that doesn’t realize it’s dead and has made itself overlord of the afterlife.

With Malice it seems Mr. Cook is keeping with what seems to be his modus operandi of taking about a decade between projects. He may truly be the Terrence Malick of micro-budget genre filmmakers.

Watch Malice

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Local. Artisan. Sustainable. They’re more than just hashtags. Liza de Guia tells great stories about great food on Food. Curated.
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Local. Artisan. Sustainable. They’re more than just hashtags.

Liza de Guia tells great stories about great food on Food. Curated.

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Feminist Frequency: Lego & Gender FF host Anita Sarkeesian takes on LEGO’s troubling gender-specific toys:   “LEGO announced that after 4 years of intensive research, they have finally come up with a LEGO product that fulfills the desires of “how girls naturally build and play.” This new theme is called LEGO Friends and it’s a pink and purple, gender segregated, suburban wasteland populated by Barbie/Bratz style dolls.” WATCH
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Feminist Frequency: Lego & Gender

FF host Anita Sarkeesian takes on LEGO’s troubling gender-specific toys:  

“LEGO announced that after 4 years of intensive research, they have finally come up with a LEGO product that fulfills the desires of “how girls naturally build and play.” This new theme is called LEGO Friends and it’s a pink and purple, gender segregated, suburban wasteland populated by Barbie/Bratz style dolls.”

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Is 10:45 AM on a Monday too early for wine?  The Pinot Grigio episode of Real Wine, hosted by Kateland Carr, is making us wonder. 
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Is 10:45 AM on a Monday too early for wine? 

The Pinot Grigio episode of Real Wine, hosted by Kateland Carr, is making us wonder. 

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The events, tensions & trends that Stratfor expects to shape the world in 2012.

Latin America | Africa | Asia-Pacific | Europe | Middle East | Fmr Soviet Union

Watch these now & you’ll be equipped to sound smart for the rest of the year.

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The Nostalgia Chick’s episode art is always so awesome. Andrew Dickman’s work on this week’s Minnie The Moocher episode is suitable for framing. 

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