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This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we laugh and cry about the state of independent filmmaking while eating leftover Halloween candy.

Rejoice in another fantastic Reject Interview! As you can imagine, when discussing a movie of this emotional weight and dramatic consequence, we end up discussing Robin Williams’s penis for most of the piece.

Poster goodness for I Love You Phillip Morris and A Christmas Carol.

A little later this evening yours truly will be appearing on the /FilmCast’s Special Sundance Recap Show, where I will be joining some of my good friends from around the web to discuss some of the highlights — both inside and out of the theaters — from this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

Sure the Tango in the Snow is about the art of independent film, but it’s also about selling your hard work to the highest bidder. Here’s a look at what has sold so far…

Straw Dogs meets Halloween meets Home Alone meets The Monster Squad. Seriously.

Neil is hob-nobbing around Park City, Utah with his flunkies, hoping to score some make-out moments with John Stamos or Garry Shandling. So, Kevin is left in the Magical Studio in the Sky with special guest host Kristin Dreyer Kramer from NightsAndWeekends.com to talk January releases.

As if you needed more than those four words to click through, we’ve got some new posters for Dead Snow and Outlander as well as a new trailer.

Here’s a little Daily Diversion, Sundance style. Since I’m kickin’ it old school — 1987 style — in my Ghostbusters backpack around our Park City condo, I thought I would share a trailer and two clips for the Sundance premiere Adventureland.

One of the many very cool films premiering at Sundance Film Festival this month is a Norwegian genre flick called Dead Snow.

Michael Cera has a film that will be hitting Sundance soon, and it’s getting attention for how little attention it’s gotten so far.

Maggie Van Ostrand shines an exclusive spotlight on “a mesmerizing indie documentary embodying the search for commonality in the African American community” from director M.K. Asante, Jr.

I had the honor of seeing a lot of great films this year in Park City — many of which I will be following throughout the year until they are released for everyone to see.

Pictures have been left out of this post in order to protect the innocent, whoever they may be…

Juries and Audiences recognize the best films shown in Park City, Utah this year.

One of my personal favorites of the festival was also the hands down audience favorite as well.

Allow me to preface this: I could not be happier to hear that director Jonathan Levine’s dark teen drug comedy The Wackness is about to be purchased by a studio for distribution. After waiting all week and talking to Levine on Thursday about the tedious waiting game, it was becoming very frustrating to see that [...]

Check out the first trailer for one of the “Smartest” films of the ‘08 Sundance Film Festival.

SPC grabs up a low-budget flick that was very well received by fans and critics alike.

The passionate writer/director behind The Wackness talks about bringing his film to Sundance, his other film All The Boys Love Mandy Lane and the thought of making a sexy werewolf western starring Ben Kingsley.