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While not a big Slayer fan, this was a very sad news. I have some kind of arachnophobia and thinking that you can get that horrible disease from them makes it even worse. Luckily we don´t have dangerous ones in nature here in Finland.
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Legendary special-effects creator and master of stop-motion effects Ray Harryhausen passed away yesterday at the respectable age of 92.
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British actor / writer / director Bryan Forbes passed away yesterday at age 86.
Forbes had supporting roles in Quatermass 2 (1957), The League Of Gentlemen (1960), and The Guns Of Navarone (1961), was a succesful screenwriter, and directed Seance On A Wet Afternoon (1964), The Raging Moon (1971), and The Stepford Wives (1975).
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RIP Bryan. I like The Stepford Wives very much. I think that i´m gonna check out his ´84 movie The Naked Face tonight.
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The Naked Face is dreadful, even by the low standards of Cannon Films.
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Director of hundreds of X-rated features from the late 70's to well into the new millenium, but probably best known for his sole acting job outside of adult cinema : as violent psychopath Fred Podowski a.k.a. Weasel from Wes Craven's Last House On The Left !
Two of Lincoln's early directorial features, Serena ; An Adult Fairytale (1980) and Same Time Every Year (1981), were released on dvd in the US a couple of months ago by Synapse Films' subdivision Impulse Pictures.
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Unforgettable role! It seems that he also had a small part in Defiance (1980). Don´t remember him though, must´ve been a very small role.
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May be he was in the background holding the beers for Jan Michael vincent Posts: 3243 | From: canterbury united kingdom | Registered: Mar 2011 | Site Updates: 0
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Yeah, i noticed that too that he has been given an acting credit for Defiance (1980) on the Imdb. However, i must admit i have some doubts he was actually in that movie. I think they might have made an error and mixed up Defiance (1980) with The Defiance Of Good (1975) a.k.a. 'Defiance!', a fairly well-known adult feature in which he starred.
I'm not really 100% sure though.
Here's the 1975 Defiance :
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Definitely made for a convincing bunch of psychopaths in the original,i'm not really into remakes but i will watch them more out of curiosity than anything else but I did watch the remake of last house at the cinema when it first came out and as remakes go i didn't think it was to bad.
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Hey, i´ve seen the Defiance ´75 poster somewhere!
I liked The Last House remake too but original was slightly better.
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B-action film actor Bruce Baron died April 13, 2013. I remember him best from great films like Dragon Force and Atlantis Interceptors.
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Joey Covington, drummer of legendary psychedelic rockgroup Jefferson Airplane in the period '69 - '72, died in a car-accident last tuesday, possibly after suffering a stroke behind the wheel. He was 67.
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Francoise Blanchard, best known for playing 'the living dead girl' in Jean Rollin's The Living Dead Girl (1982), passed away on may 29th, one week before her 59th birthday.
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James Gandolfini passed away yesterday after suffering a heart-attack while on vacation in Italy.
After playing supporting roles since the early 90's in such movies as True Romance, Get Shorty and 8mm, Gandolfini reached major success and received critical acclaim for playing the lead in HBO tv series The Sopranos.
James Gandolfini was only 51 years old when he died.
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Ya this was such horrible news. In my book, Sopranos is the best series of all time. It was just so perfect and he made the show. He was too good. He became Tony Soprano and that hurt his career. Nobody could look at him and not think of him as anything else. It is one of the best acting performances I've witnessed. Really a sad sad day for me.
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Richard Matheson, famous author of science-fiction, horror and fantasy novels, passed away yesterday at the age of 87. Matheson also wrote dozens of screenplays, including The Raven, The Devil Rides Out, Duel, The Legend Of Hell House, Dead Of Night, and several classic episodes of The Twilight Zone. His novel I Am Legend (1954) was the source for three movie adaptations : The Last Man On Earth (1964), The Omega Man (1971) starring Charlton Heston, and more recently the big-budget I Am Legend (2007) starring Will Smith.
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Chia-Liang Liu, one of the most productive kung-fu filmmakers, passed away yesterday after losing his battle against cancer. Some sources claim he was 76, while others say he was 78.
Maybe his name doesn't immediately ring a bell with everyone, but growing up at the height of videostores popularity in the mid-80's, it was impossible not to come across some of his movies. He was the director of such martial-arts classics as The 36th Chamber Of Shaolin, Return To The 36th Chamber Of Shaolin, Disciples Of The 36th Chamber, The Eight-Diagram Pole Fighter, Executioners From Shaolin, and Legendary Weapons Of Kung-Fu. Together with legendary filmmaker Chang Cheh, he was one of the driving forces behind the Shaw Brothers production company. He was also a fight-choreographer, stuntman, and actor.
I found this clip of the Annual Hong Kong Film Awards from 2010 where he was awarded with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
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