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Moriarty looks at his time at QTIII!!!!

Eating in Austin.... by PsychoTrain	Feb 25th, 1999 03:47:36 PM
Moriarity, you missed out on some great food by not going to El Arroyo's on 5th Street. Any place that offers a beer as part of the combination plate is awesome. Of course you drink Rolling Rock, ugh. Shiner Bock is the only way to go! Wish I could have made it down there for the festival, I have Pretty Maids on VHS, it was a budget movie release, don't know if it is still in print or not for those interested.
not a bad fest but... by Hairy Reems	Feb 25th, 1999 11:16:31 PM
But when it comes to exploitation on the big screen... there is only one in this known world. The INCREDIBLY STRANGE FILM FESTIVAL... 6yrs old and still kicking more ass than any other festival. Seriously folks, the shit that plays on 35mm on a HUGE screen is unbelievable... its like going back in time to the 70's. The trailers are better :SUPERDUDE, THEY CALL HER ONE EYE... the features are more eye popping THE LOVE BUTCHER, BLACK MAGIC 2 etc Now if only QT would come down (all expenses paid of course) and host it! Unreal.... Hairy Reems...
hey, lane... by Martin Q Blank	Feb 26th, 1999 03:50:38 AM
sorry to get off the subject, but wow, I just saw 'Better Off Dead...' for the first time. What a fun film. John Cusack is the king! ************P.S. ATTENTION ALL AMERICANS. SEE 'LOCK STOCK AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS', THE FIRST FILM TO DESERVE IT'S ACCOLADE AS RESERVOIR DOGS FOR THE LATE NINETIES!!! SEE IT SEE IT SEE IT!!! MARCH 5TH IN NY AND LA, MARCH 12TH EVERYWHERE ELSE. YOU WON'T BE SORRY!!! **********
Who cares? by Saint Jill	Feb 26th, 1999 12:00:20 PM
Umm...does anybody really care about this? Perhaps you noticed by the lack of talk back regarding your column, Moriarty, that nobody gives a shit about the Quentin Tarantino Festival. Who gives a rat's ass about the bad exploitation flicks that QT deems "hip" enough to be in his festival? It's rather pathetic that you're all clamoring for the chance to brown nose Tarantino. I'm used to your boring and long-winded articles--but at least write them on a deserving subject.
LANEMYERS!!!!!!!!! by AntiConformist99	Feb 26th, 1999 10:22:53 PM
Who give's fuck about Harry's fat ass?!?! His job is to spill the news, not share his dumb ass life with us! While we're on the subject of dumb ass lives! I hope your wife miscarries. Yeah, that would make my day! Shut the Hell up, you fuck!
AntiConformist99 by SegueZagnut	Feb 27th, 1999 11:47:18 PM
Have you ever heard of Karma?
Cool Flicks by W. Leach	Feb 28th, 1999 04:35:56 PM
QT3 has to be the best one yet! I am a HUGE fan of Richard Lester's "Musketeer" films, and have a soft spot for Roger Vadim's "Pretty Maids All in a Row." Rock Hudson is great in a change of pace role. Angie Dickinson lends great ahem, support (for the ultimate Angie movie though, see De Palma's "Dressed to Kill"), John David Carson (whatever happened to him?) gives a cool performance, and for support, check this out: the late great Roddy McDowall, Telly Savalas, Keenan Wynn, and James Doohan. Add an offbeat (and unusual) script by Gene Roddenberry, and you have yourself a neat (but very underrated) comedy/thriller.
build a bridge by Maniaq	Mar 1st, 1999 05:30:28 PM
If you're so uninterested in this stuff, why the hell have you taken the time to read the article and THEN go on to comment on it - pretending you have some sort of valuable input... Build a bridge guys, and get over yourselves! QT has (to me) obviously always been into the exploitation flicks, and it has (again, obviously, to me) served him well in his film MAKING career. The day you do any better, feel free to sling shit on the guy. Lock, Stock... was a GREAT film and I can't believe you guys are only just getting the chance to see it. I highly recommend it - BUT don't go in there ready to compare it to QT. Preconceptions will simply spoil it for you. Besides which, if you've watched much else of what the Poms (that's the British, ok?) have on offer (I'd say chances are, you haven't) then you just might be able to begin to understand why this film stands out. Anyway, I digress. My only other point is that I happenned to enjoy Moriarty's commentary, because it's always that personal take on a subject - how he was affected by the experience - which makes for an interesting read. If you don't get what I mean, read some Hunter S Thomson.
Any eating not done in Austin will be covered by Harry. by Wolfpack	Jul 7th, 2006 02:38:02 PM

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