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Topic: Saint Sinner on DVD

JoeInSanDiego

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Saint Sinner was recently released on DVD and it includes an awesome commentary track by Clive Barker, director Joshua Butler and composer Christopher Lennertz, with an ample amount of discussion towards the score of the film. Clive Barker is a very strong proponent of music in films and seems to bring out the best in the composers who work for him (Danny Elfman, Chirstopher Young, Phillip Glass to name just three others).If you get a chance, check it out!
Joe
posted 11-29-2004 01:52 PM PT (US) 
TimT

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Wow it sounds like some great extras are on there. Its too bad they relate to such a cheap and crappy movie!
posted 11-29-2004 02:48 PM PT (US) 
sakman

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The score is worth checking out on La-La Land.
posted 12-09-2004 10:14 AM PT (US) 
JoeInSanDiego

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Let me just take a moment to express my deepest thanks to La La Land for giving great composers like Christopher Lennertz a chance for their music to be heard by the masses. Here's hoping that more of Chris' wonderful music gets released and that the people who support our new generation of composers are they, themselves, supported by the fans!Joe
posted 12-09-2004 11:19 AM PT (US) 
Luscious Lazlo

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http://newyorkmetro.com/nymetro/arts/tv/reviews/n_7875/"Time travel makes them very hungry. Of the two, Nakir is the more enthusiastic seductress, while Munkar seems rather to specialize in spinning webs to hold their prey for harvesting. But both are seen sucking on the intestines of their victims as though they were hookahs. That they also bicker could just be mother-daughter stuff. Still, as one expects of an impresario of multimedia kink like Clive Barker, there are also same-sex subtexts, domination scenarios, and a truly disgusting demonic birth scene. Nor have I mentioned the amusement-park Ferris wheel, the Goodyear Brain, or the maggots."
"Will Brother Tomas with his magic phallic dagger show up from the embarrassed past in time to abort an obscene future? Is it absolutely necessary that the Seattle cop (Gina Ravera) who helps Tomas does so only because she has Oedipal problems? And how come when we first meet Tomas in his young monkhood, as when we last see him after the erotic hugger-mugger, he is naked except for a diaper? If Saint Sinner reminds you of Crouching Buffys, Species Terminators, a Little Shop of Horrors, and a Hannibal the Cannibal, it's supposed to."
posted 12-12-2004 06:13 PM PT (US) Old Infopop Software by UBB
