Udo Kier

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The Lords Of Salem [REVIEW]

I have not been up for the writing of things.  People die. It’s what we are supposed to do. When we are old and shaking, pooping pants and falling over, forgetting who you are but remembering what should be un-remembered – it is time to…

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Melancholia [REVIEW]

Is Nazi lover Lars now feeling “Melancholia” (ha!)? With wit, reviewed by guest critic Kimmo Mustonenen Impacts Cannes:  The apocalyptic drama “Melancholia” are pushed into the background – of a provocateur Lars von Trier and his statement that he was a Nazi. The man is…