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Field Report: Repo! The Genetic Experience!

Field Report: Repo! The Genetic Experience!

Our very own Ashley Demma has a geek-girl-gasm at her Chicago Repo viewing. Her words of advice to us all: If Repo! is coming to a city near you, go. Don’t think, just go.

By Ashley Demma on November 16, 2008 | Comments

Exclusive: Creative Minds Talk About Their ‘Genetic Opera’

Exclusive: Creative Minds Talk About Their ‘Genetic Opera’

Repo! The Genetic Opera stood out as one of the best films at this year’s Fantastic Fest, and we got a chance to sit down and talk with director Darren Lynn Bousman, writer/actor Terrance Zdunich, and music producer Joseph Bishara.

By Adam Sweeney on November 5, 2008 | Comments

Terrance Zdunich and Paris Hilton Teach Us How to Use Drugs in Repo! The Genetic Opera

Terrance Zdunich and Paris Hilton Teach Us How to Use Drugs in Repo! The Genetic Opera

Paris Hilton may have finally found a role that fits her as well as that time when she got impaled by an ice pick. This time she’s singing and teaching kids about how to use drugs.

By Neil Miller on October 20, 2008 | Comments

Fantastic Fest Review: Repo! The Genetic Opera

Fantastic Fest Review: Repo! The Genetic Opera

For years, musical film fans have waited for a film they could latch on to and call their own. Repo! The Genetic Opera is that film.

By Adam Sweeney on September 22, 2008 | Comments

Comic-Con Report: Repo! The Genetic Opera is Trippy, Opera-y

Comic-Con Report: Repo! The Genetic Opera is Trippy, Opera-y

Does “Repo! The Genetic Opera” rock Robert Fure’s casbah or leave him bleeding a bathtub full of ice sans spleen? Only one way to find out.

By Robert Fure on July 25, 2008 | Comments

New Repo! The Genetic Opera Pics Emerge

New Repo! The Genetic Opera Pics Emerge

Step into the mysterious, wonderful, and strangely colored world of “Repo! The Genetic Opera.”

By Robert Fure on July 16, 2008 | Comments

Saw IV

Saw IV

If it’s Halloween… it must be SAW. Those words definitely ring true this Halloween Season. Unlike Halloween, Saw IV has allowed Jigsaw to rise from the dead and grace us with his delightfully deranged tests and traps during Halloween.

By Joe Ngo on November 1, 2007 | Comments

Saw IV

Saw IV

Ever since the first Saw cut into the American mainstream in 2004, it has been often imitated but rarely matched. The fourth installment of the series hits the theaters in time for Halloween, making a visit to the theater for more of Jigsaw’s antics a seasonal tradition for me.

By Kevin Carr on October 26, 2007 | Comments