Cemetery Club charms with three widows and witty woes
Three widows Esther Doris and Lucille form a club visiting gravesites while navigating friendship. Ellen Burstyn Olympia Dukakis and Diane Ladd deliver sharp dialogue and warm humor in The Cemetery Club, a Touchstone release running 106 minutes rated PG 13.
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Vanishing thrills in a taut Hitchcockian style film
Jeff Harriman searches for his girlfriend Diane Shaver after she vanishes at a convenience store. The Dutch thriller remake by George Sluizer, starring Kiefer Sutherland and Sandra Bullock, delivers spine tingling suspense and a brutal unrelenting finale. Distributed by Twentieth Century Fox, the 109 minute R rated film is currently playing in local theaters.
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Day Room to be staged by New Lee College Players
The New Lee College Players present their 22nd major production The Day Room in Melva Theater February 22 to 27 at 8 p.m. Directed by Lynette Jones the play is in the theater of the absurd style. The group will perform at Tarleton State University in Stephenville in March for the 1993 Play Festival. Reservations: Lynette Jones 425 6486 ext 486. Ticket donations support the Theater Arts Scholarship fund.
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Poison Native Tongue lifts the band with Kotzen touch
Poison releases Native Tongue with Richie Kotzen adding a bluesy guitar edge and a fresh production. The rhythm section tightens as Dall and Rockett push the groove while Brett Michaels maintains familiar vocal flair across a more original rock sound despite lingering sexual lyrics.
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Guitar World Magazine
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Poison refreshes sound with new elements on Turn It Up
Review notes a harder blend of Poison and Pearl Jam with political themes in Bring It Home and southern rock touches from Billy Powell on 7 Days Over You. Tracks Ain't That the Truth and Strike Up the Band groove, Native Tongue marks improvement while urging fans to buy, mentions Ricki Rockett and hair drug joke.
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Flipper’s American Greyfish review notes loud dark punk roots
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