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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2000
Page
21
Fragmentary Monday TV listings show movies and titles including Losing You 1973 and The Sixth Sense among scattered references. Names Stephen Rea Kristy McNichol Lindsay Wagner appear in misplaced lines with ratings and years mixed in a Hot Springs guide fragment.
A compact guide to eerie bluegrass tracks for Halloween. It highlights the Country Gentlemen’s Bringing Mary Home, Long Black Veil by Danny Dill and Marijohn Wilkins, new takes by John Duffey and Jerry Garcia, the McPeak Brothers Simon Crutchfield's Grave, Hillbillies in a Haunted House from Austin Lounge Lizard, and notes the haunting moods these songs evoke.
New HBO documentary Hate.com Extremists on the Internet shows an online racist subculture linked to domestic terrorism. Morris Dees of the Southern Poverty Law Center provides input and narrates the film, noting hundreds of hate sites exist and highlighting Don Black and Stormfront as pivotal figures.
Wynnsong Carmike and Lindale present a slate of PG and R titles including Digimon Digital Monster and Remember the Titans. Other features span Bring It On, Exorcist, Lost Souls, Mission Impossible II, Chicken Run, Nutty Professor 2 and more with multiple daily showtimes.
The listed showings at Iowa City and Coralville theaters include Digimon The Movie The Legend of the Drunken Master Get Carter Dr T and the Women The Exorcist Girl Fight Almost Famous Remember the Titans Ladies Man Pay It Forward Best in Show Meet the Parents Bring It On The Contender Bedazzled Lost Souls and more with multiple daily screenings at CAMPUS CORAL RIDGE and Coralville venues.
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