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Adrienne Meltzer

’New York Ninja’ Review: Nirvana for Fans of Retro Action Trash
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There are relatively few famous unfinished films, ranging from von Sternberg’s “I, Claudius” to Jerry Lewis’ “The Day the Clown Cried” to various Orson Welles joints that continue to be patched together by former collaborators long after his death. But most such projects, usually abandoned due to financial and/or legal woes, languish in an obscurity compounded by the fact no one cries for the resuscitation of something they don’t know exists.

But somebody did notice the plight of “New York Ninja,” , a moderately successful figure in Taiwanese action cinema. An already marginal, guerrilla-shot endeavor whose plug got pulled when the planned distributor went under, it has now been meticulously if none-too-seriously reconstructed by Vinegar Syndrome’s Kurtis M. Spieler, who “re-directed” the extant footage sans any surviving original script or sound components.

Its newly dubbed dialogue performed by a host of fan-fave exploitation veterans including Cynthia Rothrock,...
See full article at Variety Film + TV
  • 1/18/2022
  • by Dennis Harvey
  • Variety Film + TV
Beyond Fest Announces Its Full Slate for the Return of LA’s Biggest Genre Film Festival
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Beyond Fest announces a city-wide presence with a slate including the US Premiere of Halloween Kills, the West Coast premieres of The Black Phone, Lamb, Vortex and Palme d’Or winner Titane on 35mm, the world premiere of New York Ninja, 50th anniversary of A Clockwork Orange, and a salute to the legendary Michael Mann.

Beyond Fest, the highest-attended genre film festival in the US, is excited to announce its complete slate of 2021 programming comprising 39 features, including 8 world premieres, 4 US premieres, and 17 West Coast Premieres. Following a sold-out residency at the Mission Tiki Drive-In in 2020, Beyond Fest returns to theaters for 10 days of cinematic excess from Wednesday, September 29th – Monday, October 11th. Built in partnership with the American Cinematheque, Beyond Fest will screen at the Legion Theatre, Aero Theatre, and Los Feliz 3 with all ticket sales going to the 501c3 non-profit film institution. Attendance to all screenings require physical proof...
See full article at WeAreMovieGeeks.com
  • 9/21/2021
  • by Tom Stockman
  • WeAreMovieGeeks.com
Cannes Winner ‘Titane’ to Open Beyond Fest
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Julia Ducournau’s Titane, which earned the Palme d’Or in Cannes, will open the Beyond Fest in Los Angeles, with the French director attending in person.

The Los Angeles-based genre festival also unveiled a U.S. premiere for Halloween Kills, with director David Gordon Green and producer Jason Blum on hand for the screening, while a world premiere will be held for John Liu’s New York Ninja, with cast members Cynthia Rothrock, Leon Isaac and Adrienne Meltzer in attendance.

For its 2021 edition, Beyond Fest will screen 39 features, including eight world premieres and four U.S. premieres, as the genre event returns ...
See full article at The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
  • 9/16/2021
  • The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Cannes Winner ‘Titane’ to Open Beyond Fest
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Julia Ducournau’s Titane, which earned the Palme d’Or in Cannes, will open the Beyond Fest in Los Angeles, with the French director attending in person.

The Los Angeles-based genre festival also unveiled a U.S. premiere for Halloween Kills, with director David Gordon Green and producer Jason Blum on hand for the screening, while a world premiere will be held for John Liu’s New York Ninja, with cast members Cynthia Rothrock, Leon Isaac and Adrienne Meltzer in attendance.

For its 2021 edition, Beyond Fest will screen 39 features, including eight world premieres and four U.S. premieres, as the genre event returns ...
See full article at The Hollywood Reporter - Film + TV
  • 9/16/2021
  • The Hollywood Reporter - Film + TV
Beyond Fest Announces Full Slate of Screenings, Including Halloween Kills, The Black Phone
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Beyond Fest is returns with an impressive mix of premieres and special screenings that are sure to interest any genre fan, including early screenings of Halloween Kills and The Black Phone! We've included all the details below, but one screening in particular that will interest Daily Dead readers is Fede Álvarez presenting the first theatrical screening of the uncut version of his Evil Dead movie.

Beyond Fest, the highest-attended genre film festival in the US, is excited to announce its complete slate of 2021 programming comprising 39 features, including 8 world premieres, 4 US premieres, and 17 West Coast Premieres. Following a sold-out residency at the Mission Tiki Drive-In in 2020, Beyond Fest returns to theaters for 10 days of cinematic excess from Wednesday, September 29th - Monday, October 11th. Built in partnership with the American Cinematheque, Beyond Fest will screen at the Legion Theatre, Aero Theatre, and Los Feliz 3 with all ticket sales going to the 501c3 non-profit film institution.
See full article at DailyDead
  • 9/16/2021
  • by Jonathan James
  • DailyDead
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