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What's Your Favorite Scary Movie? English Band Is Small but Perfect ["FeSniao^^^TzQOO The Lumberjack Page 3 ! What’s your favorite scary movie? Kelly Coombcs at them as they continue to Arquette’s role is assumed The Lumberjack do what you’re not supposed to be mostly a supporting to do while being chased by character but eventually the a maniac with an itty-bitty film revolves around Deputy Showtimes little knife wearing a silly Dewey. good fop clown mask, such as run up­ Neve Campbell (tele­ stairs instead of down and vision’s “Party of Five”) re­ February Out of fivehang out in rooms with no turns as the cursed Sidney* 11 - 17 light. Prescott who has finally “Scream 3” takes place in learned a thing or two about I scream, you scream, we Hollywood during the film­ self defense. (ireentm* all scream for ‘‘Scream 3!” ing of “Stab 3,” the movie After graduating college, Next Friday First rule for reviewing within the movie based on she moves to an isolated I riday at 5:15. “Scream 3”; don't mention the Woods boro murders home in Los Angeles where 7:30. *):40 the cameos. Sidney has lived through so she is known by others as Saturday at 2:30. Second rule; don’t say far. Laura. % 5:15. 7:30. “I’ll be right back” In the traditions of most After a murder relating to Sunday ;il 2:30. Third and final rule; in a films based on real life ex­ Woods boro, the investiga­ : 5:15. 7 $0 nutshell, don’t say a single periences, the actors in “Stab tion reopens with Detective Mon - Thurs at thing. 3” portraying Sidney. Mark Kincaid played by j 5:15 and 7:30 # So basically, this leaves Deputy Dewey and reporter Patrick Dempsy (“Can ’ t B uy me with little to talk about, Gale Weathers are hilari­ Me Love”). except for the fact “Scream ously exaggerated. He can buy my love. Illustration by Tony Bryant Eye o f the 3” is the funniest of the tril­ Parker Posey (“The House Did I write that? Beholder who were sick and tired of ogy and the perfect conclu­ of Yes”) is one of the best Anyway, the beauty and there are producers work­ : I riday at 5:00. sion to a complicated and aspeefs in “Scream 3” as brilliance of all the sequels that sucked. ing in Hollywood who are ! 7: I S. 9 20 These are the same fans surprising story. Jennifer lolie, the actress “Scream” movies, especially more interested in making ! Saturday at 2:45, Wait, did I say a “funny” playing Weathers. the third one, is they make who wanted to maintain the a satisfying film, ratherth;ui j 5:00. 7:15.9:20 horror movie? Isn’t that a Courtney Cox is Weath­ fun of themselves energy and element of sur­ cashing in on a cheap imi­ *■ Sunday at 2:45, contradiction in terms? Well, ers, who is just as intrusive The “Scream” movies, al­ prise they initially felt as an tation of the original. * 5:00,7:20 not really. as she was in the first two though horror, are mostly innocent audience watching Did somebody say “The Moil - Tlrors at In the tradition of all films. comedies ripping on and the first of the sequels. Blair Witch Project”? 5:00 and 7:15 “Scream" movies, the third David Arquette (“Never contradicting all other hor­ It is very difficult to pull Maybe it was just a stu­ part supplies all the sarcasm Been Kissed”) is the good oT ror movies, including them­ off a trilogy that does not pid. money-hungry little and frustrating characters we all American man Deputy selves. involve a father and son with birdie who told me. Snow I have grown to love. The au­ Dewey Rifcy, the silly tech­ These films were obvi­ glowing slicks. “Scream 3” is the loud­ on Cedars dience can’t help but laugh nical adviser for “Stab 3.” ously written by movie fans It is refreshing to know est scream you’ll hear. I-riday at 4:30. 7:00.0; 30 Saturday at 2:15. 4: Ml. 7:00.0: 30 Sunday at 2:15. English band is small but perfect 4:30. 7:<X) Mon - 1 liurs at Emily Johnson 4:30 and 7:00 mixmaster as producer and The Lumberjack phistication leaps out. mul ti-instrumentalist. Good harmony melds Growing up in the small with the introspective lyr­ I University PI a/a town of Eastbourne, En­ ics. Scream 3 gland, the two went to the I lie songs mostly focus 1 riday at 4:45. same schools but never re­ on relationships ranging 7:10. ‘1:40 ally knew each other. from sadness to tlie need Saturday at 2:15. It was a chance meeting for human contact. 4:4\ 7:10,9:40 in a London pub that gave Iliis disc is mellow and Sunday at 2:15. 4:4S. 7:10 Finally a hand proves that birth to Pocketsize. hip. With songs like the Mon I'liiirs mi pop music doesn’t have to The two create beautiful smart and wry “Squashy 5:15 and 7:40 be sticky sweet. music together in more Lemon Squece/y.” and the The London, England - ways than one. sweet and uplifting “Hu­ based duo. Pocketsize. is Not only do they create man Touch,” Pocket size is taking its ‘90s brand of lush up-tempo pop, but they effortlessly cool. the Movie shimmery, electrically are a couple as well. Photo courtesy of Atlantic Recording Company “100% Human” is a per­ I rid.iy ;il 5:00, charged pop music world­ Somehow it seems to fect disc for a laid back day 7:00. ‘>:00 Liz Ovis and Darren Pearson of Pocketsize. Saturday at 1:00, wide. work out as evident on the lounging under blue skies. 3:00. 5:00. 7:00, Their Atlantic Records disc, which leaves out im­ Walking ” and breathy vocals. Pocketsize is perfect lor 9:00 debut CD, “ 100% Human/’ maturity and is balanced be­ They also had material Horns to strings are fans of Ivy. Lisa I.och or Sunday at 1:00. is delighting listeners on tween rawness and pop. featured on the WB show blended into pure pop bliss Anywhere but the Girl. 1:00. 5:00. 7:00 bolh sides of the Atlantic. Pocketsize has been fea­ ‘Charmed.” while exuding a polished Check out www.- Mon - Muirs at Pocketsize features Liz tured on the “Anywhere but The disc features 12 sound. pocketsize.com for song 5:00 and 7:00 Ovis with her seductive lilt Here” soundtrack with their songs blending spacey Through t he disc’s appar­ samples and nwire infor­ and Darren Pearson playing catchy hookladen song sound effects, bouncy beats ent simplicity, a sense of so­ mation.
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