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Secret of the Five Fingers (2002)
Cool mob bosses and charming supporting characters
I went to a screening of this Korean film in Los Angeles and enjoyed it thoroughly. 70's kung fu film star James Nam is likeable and suave as are the other 'business men' in the film. The interesting touch is the three friends/brothers who have their own secondary plot Jamisin, Oz, and A.J. have great chemistry and good fighting skills which I wish we could have seen more of.
The Alley (2003)
Artistic Vampire Short
Done in the style of 70's horror films such as the European Nosferatu from the late 70's, Kupchak juxtaposes a traditional score and opiated pacing with a more modern set and cast. The two "hot topicesque" villians are humerously incompetent. Film could/should be longer.
Sex & Asparagus (2003)
low on budget strong on performance
Keith Myers improves upon his filmmaking by getting a more professional look to a home made film. A large cast with lots of charisma, guys who are dashing and sleazy at the same time and attractive women of all type flesh out this dialog driven piece. Strong performances by Michael Thyer, Jon Graf, and Tiffany Murray
Sub Conscious (2003)
New style for Keith "421" Myers
Director Keith Myers is moving in a more 'stylized' direction and I like it. This film has a more urban and edgy vibe that Myers must be absorbing from his recent move from the Valley to central downtown Hollywood. The casting of Jamisin Matthews and Brian Foster enhance the paranoid noir city landscape Myers creates.