Chillin'At The Vic With His Film Fest. What's His Name? Do Ya Know It's Spike... Spike... SPKE

Yo yo, Money, is it the shoes? Is it the goat? The t-shirts? The Brooklyn Dodgers cap? Is that what makes you so cool? Is it that high-flyin' def- defyin' 360-degree spinnin' Malcom X necklace I've seen you sportin' on Arsenio? Is it the ultra-hip Black conscience politically-hip tip you preach and teach not onlyln your inter­ views but in all the films you've made? Is it those skinny legs. Tell me it's the skinny legs. Is it the P.E. videos you pro­ duced, the Spin magazine you just edited and interviewed Ed­ die in? Is it The Michael "Air Ior­ dan" Nike commercials? The new store ... Spike's Joint? Yo duuuude, button flied? $5.50 to see check out two ba­ Mook, you came from No­ dass flicks like that? where, man. I know you're Then Tuesday and Wednes­ Brooklyn bred and did the NYU day The Vic clique'll sport the thang, but Homes before you, School Daze/She's Gotta Have It there was no such thing as a double-dip. righteous young Black man like Did you know that School yourself dominating the pop Daze was Columbia Pictures' charts of the movie biz like most profitable flick that year? you've done. That's the truth, Ruth. How Baby we wuz lucky if a brotha many cars Columbia get you, scored a starring role and you're Mars? talkin' directing the mothafucka Remember M ars, man? In n' shit? Aw yeah give it to me! B&W! Yo, that's what started it Word is, The Victoria Street all. Even Tone Loc stole that bad Week The Arts Part O' The Daily Nexus for September28-33,1990

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Theatre's gonna give it to me girl and sold more records than and Hard with a Spike Lee Film "We Are The World." Did he cut Fest. Believe that hype, Spike! you in on any of that? INSIDE: You've only put out four movies It don't matter man. The Os­ and look see what they're doing cars don't matter, the critics, C71 Mary's out here in the whitest of white that "brother" on the Washing­ ^ Danish bread communities, G. ton Post who says you're an in­ Bustin' with the double fea­ stigator. Yo instigate this. Black Clothes tures, The Vic's blastin' both The Vic knows what's up: Famous barrels with your new jazz flick You bad, you nationwide, you Mo' Better Blues and The Mon­ Spike, you Hype. ster that made us Believe: Do The It's the glasses, isn't it. Tell me Right Thing. Is they insane? it's the glasses. Have they been smokin' that reefer? Who wouldn't spend — Tony Pierce TODD FRANQS/Dâily Noun 2 A Thursday, September 27,1990 Daily Nexus

On the Film Front- Complcmcnting the performing arts program is our International Cinema series, which begins this Sunday, September 30 with Powwow Highway. Jonathan Wacks (co-producer of Repo Man) directs this modern-day road movie, which stars Gary Farmer as Philbcrt, the gentle giant in search of his warriorhood in a 1964 Buick Wildcat. His disillusioned driving companion is Buddy Red Bow (A. Martinez), the aggressive activist working to protect the interests of his Cheyenne people.

Series tickets for the International Cinema series, at a 50 percent discount, are available in advance at the UCSB Arts &. Lectures Ticket Office and at the door. Single tickets ($5 general, $3 UCSB students) may be purchased at the door only, one hour before showtime.

The second film in the series, Zu: Warriors From the Magic Mountain, Thursday, October 4, is a sword and sorcery tale set in the beautiful land of Zu. Hong Kong director Tsui Hark (Peking Opera Blues) has packed monsters, sages, ghosts, demons and wizards into the film with a bounty of imaginative motifs and mythic turns. Please note: the film’s dialogue is in Mandarin with English subtitles.

Arts & Lectures Wants You Arts for Your Sake Looking for something to do? A change of pace The second half of October features the wonderful from waiting in half-mile long lines for scheduling National Theater of the Deaf (October 16) changes, book buying or bicycle registration? performing One More Spring, the story of a band of UCSB Arts &. Lectures can be your haven from the Depression-era survivors making do in New York’s daily grinds and pressures of college life. During Central Park. The theater company uses speech and these next three school quarters, we’re offering expressive sign language to communicate in an some of the finest performing arts, lectures and extraordinary way. film available anywhere in the country. The Turtle Island String Quartet (October 18) . Arts & Lectures programming brings to campus plays jazz mixed with everything from rock to both well-established as well as bright, up-and- bluegrass to African rhythms. When they cut loose coming artists from around the world. The wide- don’t miss their rendition of “Crossroads.” And ranging events include both fine traditional works pianist Gustavo Romero (October 26) is only 25 but in music, dance and theater as well as thought- has wowed ’em in Europe and on the East Coast and provoking pieces that may very well become has a knack for winning challenging competitions, tomorrow’s classics. like last year’s prestigious Clara Haskil Piano Competition in Switzerland. W hat’s in store for Fall Quarter? A lot of entertainment. The skillful traditional gamelan In November don’t miss “Star Trek’s” Patrick music and dance by the Children of Bali Stewart (November 17) performing a dramatic Coming Lecture (October 2) opens the Arts & Lectures performing reading of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol When it comes to First Amendment rights, Village arts season. Part of the Festival of Indonesia, an 18- (last year’s show sold out). Raices Musicales or Voice columnist Nat Hentoff is considered to be month celebration in the United States, Children Musical Roots (November 7) highlights the varied one of the foremost authorities. He delivers the of Bali will perform solos and group dances sounds of the Hispanic Southwest and Mexico. Find lecture The Ethics of Equality: The Free Speech ranging from the joyous Mapaed, the welcoming out what’s so funny about things falling apart when Movement Has Been Reversed Where It Started — On opening procession, to the Baris, a warrior dance in the Joe Goode Performance Group (November 14) College Campuses Friday, October 5 at 2:30 PM in which a youngster uses stylized postures and facial does the Disaster Series, a look at what happens UCSB Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall. Hentoff is expressions to imitate a fierce soldier. Janger, a when personal upheavals and natural disasters particularly concerned with the rights of love story, combines dance, singing and story, meet. Americans to think, write and speak freely. In his the boys moving in biash, comic fashion, the girls lecture at UCSB, he will discuss the assault on delicately with undulating arm movements. These Discover a true American hero when Missouri freedom of speech throughout the country, are contemporary dances, not artifacts of the past, Repertory Theatre presents Woody Guthrie's particularly what is taking place on college constantly evolving expressions of a vibrant and American Song, a musical look at the man who campuses where the growth of speech codes has enduring culture. endured the hard years of the Depression but sparked much heated debate. Speech codes are created songs that inspired and honored our designed to prevent abusive language and verbal That’s only the beginning. There’s the energized American heritage- attacks upon minority groups, but the use of such modern dance and a cappella boppin’ and rockin’ of codes raises questions about restricting freedom of ISO and The Bobs (October 6); classic and speech. The lecture, which is part of the Issues for contemporary sounds played on acoustic Brazilian A word to the wise: Many of these events will sell the 1990 series Ethics and Morality in the United instruments by Joel Nascimento and the Brazilian out; don’t put off buying tickets or you may wind up Suites, is free and open to the public. Sextet (October 9); and the masterful harmonies of out in the cold. the Angeles String Quartet (October 12). UCSB

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Michael (ohmygodyourhair'ssolong, bass polka beat, but no guitar?! player extraordinaire) Ashby explains the In unison: birth of Black Clothes Pointy Shoes while "Nope." lounging in my living room. He says that he But that obviously has no bearing on their and vocalist Brett Remy were roommates, local popularity. There is never a single per­ just randomly, at good ol' Francisco Torres son sitting down at shows. Some stand up to way the hell back in '83. In '85 Michael found dance, some stand to get a better view of the one of those "musicians wanted" flyers guys, and some stand just to get a glimpse of which mentioned The Pogues and Tom Brett's incredible freeform jigs. Waits. Despite their popularity, the band claims Vogues ® . Wear— (C-r) Michael ÍAsfiby, Xfily ‘Richardson, Vat MacSiotny, Liam Barksdale, Brett He called immediately. to have no real intentions of making huge Rimy, ‘Brian Mass On the receiving end were Brian Moss amounts of money. Kelly says a new drum some whiskey, chat about Green River and cause one of our songs being played on (jeweler/accordion player) and Pat Mac set would be nice. But mostly they play clubs fire their manager during the interview, but KCSB does have the word 'asshole' in it," Sweny (married, disgruntled folk musician, to get a free bar tab and spend the $10 they things turn serious when they are ques­ Brett says. food service guy). Performance artist Kelly make on their friends. tioned about censorship. Even though they have acquired "a lot of Richardson was just sort of band-slutting ar­ Aside from the music the band makes, Remy teaches elementary school and is a friends" from being more popular than ound, drumming for five bands and skating they go to a lot of local shows to support sometime recess supervisor. He says, "Kids Jane's Addiction this week, Brett's greatest the walls of the Graduate. Michael ap­ their fellow artists. Brett enjoys "any band are not gonna hear anything on a musical honor came while overhearing a conversa­ proached and said "How would you like to Pat Gurkin is in." And Michael adds, "Any­ product or at a show that they won't hear on tion between two students while he was sub­ play in a band? How's your cut time?" And one supported by positively State Street' is a playground in fourth or fifth grade." bing at Dos Pueblos High. so the legend was bom. very important to us. Especially any band "It's just a minority imposing their views Now the five guys have chalked up be­ Pat Gurkin is in." Among other local favo­ on a majority. If you don't like the material, "Hey, our substitute teacher) plays in an tween them: four tattoos, 10 arrests, a mar­ rites are Garden Party, PMS, Zion (Zion will don't purchase it" Richardson adds. LV. band!" riage, numerous skirts and a number one never die), ex-Isla Vistan Cactopus and of Michael doesn't say much, letting the first "Yeah? What kind of music?" charting at KCSB this week. And there's not course, Brett reiterates, "ANY band Pat amendment pasted on his bass speak for "Drunk Rock." even a guitarist. Granted, Pat plays a heavy Gurkin is in." itself. And so the legend rocks & polkas on. mandola and there is a swinging punk/ They continue to swag down beers, have "It does kind of pertain to us though, be­ — Sara Seinberg Yeah, Really Funny Funny About Love is A Bit Twisted Funny About Love Starring Gene Hackmen Also, an engaging performance by Jeff Ni- mother, she dies. Gene and Christine get di­ Directed by Leonard moy, Leonard Nimoy's son, as the waiter. vorced. Funny about love! Nimoy Somewhere, advertising guys have a han­ To cope, Gene begins lumping the stones gup. They take a fairly serious comedy like of glee with Maty Stuart Masterson, wfyo is Illustration 6y Slurry O'JdfaL Funny About Love and hype it as if it were about 20 years old, but she doesn't like his the nuttiest thing since Bellevue ... or a PB killer cappudno so she spits it out and calls it Max bar and a cheese log. First of all, they a dirty name. Then she gets pregnant, and Spocfi directs, the baby's cute, and so is Qene. call it "Funny About Love." That's a descrip­ then she has a miscarriage. Funny about best shot at "realism." All the same, the sang in the doctor's office. tion, not a title — and a poor description at love! switching from high comedy to emotional But don't see a Gene Wilder movie for that. Then, on the theater preview posters, Mary Stuart Masterson deddes to move to monsoonism doesn't impart the enjoyable Madtlrne Kahn. See a Gene Wilder film for they put Gene Wilder, hysterical, with a California and starts crying because Gene imbalance that the same duality brought Gene Wilder. He's wacky-zany-fuzzy, has goofy-looking baby straddling his head. Uh- doesn't really love her and Gene realizes that WUd at Heart. Instead, it's like driving on the deadpan delivery like Peter Sellers at his oh! It's funny about love when you got a he really doesn't have the capadty to love freeway with a stop sign every couple miles. height and when he gets hysterical, hoo boy. baby on your head! Such wackiness from a and that he's selfish and immature. Funny Sometimes the cab drivers are the funniest Funny About Love delivers Gene Wilder at baby! Better watch out or Gene might get about love! guys in movies. Or unctuous pouting re­ the best he's been in years — those who said hysterical! Also, an engaging performance by Jeff Ni- staurant owners, sometimes. Not hdre. No, "never again" after Hear no Evil, See no Evil Adapted from a newspaper column by the moy, Leonard Nimoy's son, as the waiter. no indeed. Nope sir. Thing is, Nimoy doesn't can expect refreshment like a spritzer. "I call hilarious Bob Greene, Funny About Love con­ Director Leonard Nimoy is good, though allow his minor characters enough room to it 'Angel Flying Down to Cook for Me,'" cerns the exploits of one Duffy Bergman sometimes he relies a mite too much on dne- be funny and make you laugh and laugh and Gene will say shamelessly. (Gene Wilder), a fresh-hot political cartoon­ mogimmicks like slo-mo kissing or crying laugh like they could if they were allowed to Also, an engaging performance by Jeff Ni­ ist bent on cappudno and babies. He marries shots and nice big panning pull-away shots be funny. Could have used a bumbling moy, Leonard Nimoy's son, as the wait»*r. Christine Lahti, they can't get preggers, a from traffic jams on bridges. The characters wacky detective, too. Hey now, Myma, the mom-squishing oven flattens Gene's are solid, and it seems as if they gave it their really funny stuff was when Gene's testicles — J. Christaan Whalen tr Os

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the bunch. Not a surprising performance from Oldman (Sid& hard to be menacing. But his crew cut and rugged, clean face Nancy, Criminal Law), an actor who consistently proves that constantly bring bade images of Glenn. And John Glenn guilt­ If It's Bad Ya Want, State Of he simply cannot give a bad performance in a movie. lessly blowing people away is not a very nice image. The other principles are not so lucky. Ed Harris, who Penn, too, suffers from an identify crisis. He wants to be a played John Glenn in the great The Right Stuff and has con­ young Marlon Brando so badly in this movie that you expect Grace Has Got The Most Of It tinued to play that character in every subsequent film, tries him to utter, "Friends, Romans, countrymen ... I could've been a contendah" at any moment. He must have figured the If there was truth in advertising. State of Grace, a new best way to prepare for a gangster role was to watch the great gangster drama starring everyone's favorite real-life bully, one's work in The Godfather. Sean Penn, would go by a different title. Trying to relate the plot of "State of Grace" would be like Trying to relate the trying to get Penn to pose for a picture with your mom, but I'll "A Bunch of Poorly Shaven Slobs Drinking, Smoking and plot of “State of Shooting Guns for Two-and-a-Half Hours" would be more give it a try. Penn plays a character who returns to his Irish like it. If you have ever wanted to see Penn exhale smoke in Grace" would be like mob friends in Hell's Kitchen in New York. He finds that all is slow motion about 10 times, this movie is for you. trying to get (Sean) not well among friendly killers, but still manages to find time to get the pretty girl. Otherwise, you should probably stay away. "State of Penn to pose for a pic­ Grace" is the most frustrating kind of movie — one that fells Along the way, Penn, Oldman and the others consume so completely apart at the end. After building what could have ture with your mom, much alcohol that you expect Norm and Cliff to stop by for been a fine gangster drama for two hours, director Phil Jua- but I'll give it a try. the party. Chugging beer, whisky, gin or whatever else they nuo lets the finale turn into something just short of a scene manage to get from the bar after murdering the bartender, from any of the three "Missing in Action" pictures — com­ you start to wonder if these gangsters are descendants of A1 plete with a one-on-one face off between Penn and the head Capone's. Oldman says, "We drink. We shoot people. We're bad guy. Ridiculous. not tough; we're just crazy." That's no exaggeration. It's too bad, too. What could be one of the finest perfor­ mances of the year is completely wasted. Gary Oldman, as State of Grace This film does have one basic gangster drama element: You Penn's mixed-up best friend, delivers in every scene. He man­ Starring Sean Penn don't know who will be killed at any given time. The only problem is— you don't really care. Instead, you'll be looking ages to combine paranoia, stupidity and drunkenness into a Directed by Phil Juanuo believable character that ultimately is the only likeable one of at your watch, counting the minutes until you can go grab a beer of your own. _ Brian Banks

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Deee-Lite But I'm not sure World Clique is a House record. It's a World Clique - lot closer in sound and spirit to the non-stop-love-sex- Elektra Records free-joy-gooj captured on vinyl in the late '70s than any Rating: Unhhhhh! House record I've heard. Like the best of disco, World Clique is uptempo and positive, but most importantly, Facelift I usually look forward to new House records like I organic. Columbia look forward to root canals, Dan Quayle "speeches," In the aural jacuzzi that is World Clique, trombones Rating: Bleed the Freak and the new CBS fall TV schedule. Jack this, rub up against pianos and funky drummers bubble up Various Artists muhfuhkahs. under big, bouncy basses. On top of it all floats vocalist Guitar Rock It's a cold, lonely spirit To me. is the manifestation of all that Miss Lady Kier Kirby, who may not have the flat-out Time/Life Music cowering in a cave crevice can go wrong with hip-hop: whiny vocals with nothing pipes of Caron Wheeler (formerly of Soul II Soul) or Rating: Grooooooovy! under a windy East Coast to say, drum machines tinned on WAY TOO FAST and Whitney Houston, but she makes up for it with sheer helm. annoying little squeaks and squawks that are supposed enthusiasm. Remember Freedom Rock? It's an isolated, abused to pass for sampling. Like I said, jack this. That into-it-iveness is what carries World Clique's Who doesn't? Well, those child staring out the window So it was one of the bigger surprises of the summer to weaker trades, and makes the stronger ones — like throw-caution-to-the-wind of his prison-house, praying come across the new Deee-Lite record and really like it. "," or 'Try Me On ... I'm Very advertisers on MTV have fa r the freedom exercised by They'd long been fixtures of the New York dub scene, You" — certain to become dancefloor staples. come up with an even hipper the children playing hops­ and had been written up in a bunch of the Magazines A good friend and dancehall maven asked me if this compilation album: Guitar cotch on dte other side of the You're Supposed to Read, so their hype machine was in record was any good. I told her it was the record the Rock. glass. full swing when the video for "Groove Is In The Heart" B-52s would make if locked in a room with Public Guitar Rock has one of It's a thunder powersurge went into heavy MTV rotation a couple of weeks ago. Enemy, which in my book is a very good thing indeed. those cheesy commercials in the middle of a hot, humid — Doug Arellanes where a really bad actor tries afternoon. in vain to look like Tom All of us possess within Cruise cutting loose in "Ri­ ourselves a dark, and some­ Negati viand sky Business." Meanwhile, times restless spirit, even if A Big 10-8 Place the song titles are run down that spirit doesn't get to sur­ the screen taunting you to face once-in-a-while. Alice In Rating: It's the Lord. mental music, mechanical rumblings, suburban ambiance pick up the phone and Chains calls this spirit forth, and early '60s TV ads into a bewildering variety of sound purchase all this zaniness for allows it to escape unwit­ Markie Hosier was bom into Contra Costa County in the snapping through your ears faster than you can think. (Amaz­ yourself. Most of the 38 tingly, raging on all the early 1960s and saw firsthand its transformation from a sub­ ingly, all this "sampling" is done with razor blades and tape.) tracks date between 1972and world, fire burning fierce. urban paradise into a number of congested dries filled with Only twice does it confine itself in the format of a song; else­ 1975, not exactly an era noted The boys stoke the flames Burger Kings and far too many banks. Year after year, high- where, anything can happen at any time. There is no guaran­ for its memorable rock and higher, adding fuel with rise restrictions were repealed and Mt. Diablo slowly aune to tee that what you are hearing now will be anything like what roll. blatant, poetic honesty and be hidden behind a curtain of brown haze. While still a senior you'll be hearing in 10 seconds. Guitar Rock does contain a grasp and plead for the "Real in high school, Markie started responding with of The CD re-release sounds better than the record, and it still few recognized classics, no­ Thing," whatever that may harsh, experimental noise made with a few friends from his comes with the fold-out cover, huge poster, bumper sticker tably "Purple Haze," be. own sub/urban Negativ/land. lulled with abstracted depic­ and baggie of freshly mown grass — no long box to throw "Layla" and "Free Bird." The The source of the rage is tions of life in Contra Costa County and contaminated with a away. "A Big 10-8 Place" isn't just the music; it's the whole others are all your basic painfully threefold: the grim sense of humor, they created a vision of suburban/pre- package. Anyone who enjoys noise, expansion, cartoons, "party down, dude" tunes. raspy, potent voice of Layne industrial life more chilling than the loudest T.G. record. pure experience etc., will want to own this record as soon as Songs like Free's "All Right Staley, simmering with the Their third record, "A Big 10-8 Place," was released in 1983; possible. Now" never fail to bring to weeping guitar of Jerry Can­ it was their first masterpiece and remains their strongest al­ One more thing: , your tour guide on side two, my mind the smell of stale trell, combined with the in­ bum. Unlike most industrial groups which take 3 or 4 good isn't acting. Not only is he really like that — he's telling you beer and old Doritos and the credulous back-beat of Sean sounds and beat them to death over the course of a 10-minute the truth. image of 20 or so sweaty Kinney and his bassy cohort "piece," stirs 1- to 10-second snippets of instru- — Jon Leidecker drunks playing air guitar in a Mike Starr. Kinney supports crowded I.V. apartment. Staley's vehemence with in­ — Seana Fitt sinuating drums, holding Always Always bade on you just enough to CONCERT raise your heart rate a notch. Changing F u n SERIES But then, always when you Cards & Gifts least expect it, he explodes and carries his end to the flaming extreme— but don't worry, Staley never falls behind. "You took everything but my will to be/ now the loss of your god won't make me/ bleed/I am alive." 1221 State S t (Victoria Court) — A.J. Goddard

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The central char­ acter moves simply and di­ rectly on two quests, each of Huston Semi-Bio which reflects on the other. One is the hunt for the ele­ Some critics of W h ite phant, the other the creation Hunter/Biack Heart have of the movie. been thivwn off-stride by the Eastwood's style is not peculiar combination of fic­ new to the screen; but he is tion and biography. After all, doing something many cur­ if you are going to make up rent filmmakers are afraid to. part of the story, why not He stays away from elabo­ make up the whole thing? rate soundtracks, filled with On the other hand, if you are conventional movie music. going to talk about the past, Instead, he goes back to the why not stick to the events? basic elements of music, si­ But before weighing fic­ lence and sound. He is not HEY UCSB! afraid to let his audience lis­ tion and history as a set of al­ ternatives, we would like to ten to the silence, or the point out that history is a sounds of thinking going on form of fiction. No matter in their own minds, pro­ what you include, you are White Hunter/Biack Heart voked by the images on the going to leave out most of Starring Clint Eastwood screen. ROCK what really happened. Try­ Simplicity is the key to Art, ing to select a set of events to Directed by Clint explains Eastwood's charac­ portray something as com­ pen that the very qualities work. The film is self­ ter, and simplicity is the key plex as the French Revolu­ 1that fascinate us about a par­ reflexive, in that it spends a to this movie as well. But it is tion, or as simple as John ticular individual can be best lot of time talking about film, the kind of simplicity which nr Huston going oft to film The illustrated using fiction. and the creation of film. few can achieve, a resonant African Queen is the same as Not that White Hunter/ In one particularly reson­ simplicity that is filled with constructing a story. Black Heart is "about" John ant scene, Eastwood's char­ an understanding about rac­ To be able to say some­ Huston, the director of The acter tells a woman with a ism, about imperialism/ thing like, "He was a strong African Queen. Eastwood strong anti-semitic streak colonialism, about heroism man who never understood uses the movie to explore the what he thinks of her, using a and the Hemingway kind of the limitations of the world," relationship between reality thinly disguised fictional man, and finally, about the may be important, yet no and fiction — particularly story. In another, we find creative process itself. single event really show$,the the type of fiction found in that a scary event was really — Daniel H. Jeffers and Ali TONIGHT! full truth. It may even hap­ Hemingway's or Huston's staged just to thrill one of the Shraim (AND EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT) 9:30 pm - Midnight Powwow Highway Sends Bad Smoke Signals • All you can Bowl for $10/person The creators of P ow w ow outside the car to take a whiz. Wild at Heart mutant hybrid, H ighw ay were trying to Our heroes drive from Mon­ the good guys put lots of all its cards in the first fifteen • Live DJ Plays Latest Videos make a good point about the tana to New Mexico to free miles on their not-so-trusty minutes and is left holding car, "Protector-Brown • Prizes CD's, Tapes & Giveaways from conflict between white man's Red Bow's sister from the nothing but scuff. After the progress (destruction of na­ evil clutches of fiendish cor­ Pony," while Scooby-Dooing camera goes airborne for in Goleta ture and people) and the Na­ porate goons who have not much else besides smok­ some great pictures of open- ing lots of peace-pipe wacky pit coal mines slitting the • 990 Beer, Food Specials tive American idea of har­ somehow stashed a pound of mony and balance. Moving the devil's weed in her trunk tobacky and getting in a cou­ belly of the rolling hills of with Saturday morning car­ and framed her up tighter ple brawls with two- Montana like freshly caught toon clumsiness, the deeper than the Mona Lisa in order dimensional villains. With salmon, leaving the human ORCH/DBOWL side of Powrvow Highway has to lure Red Bow off the Lame bad-guys this flat, why even and animal residents to flap 5925 Calle Real • Hwy 101 at Fairview in Goleta • 967-0128 been muddled by a lack of around on the polluted deck, plot, flat characters and over­ Powwow Highway the "plot," seems feeble by simplified conflict. Starring Gary Farmer comparison. A picture is worth a thou­ Evil white greedheads plot Directed By Jonathan Wacks to rape Mother Earth while sand words, or in the case of militant Indian hero Johnny showing at Campbell Hall this movie, about 90 minutes Red Bow and his trusty side- Sunday at 8p.m. of dialogue. As our hero On Sale Cheap! kick Philburt go on a quest Johnny Red Bow himself for medicine (No, not the once said, "Stories of our kind you buy at Thrifty you Deer reservation so they can. bother to fight them when ancestors, how the old ones The Replacements — dummy, the other kind. You pull a fast one over on the you could just look at them dealt with problems, are know, groovy little rocks and rest of the Cheyenne. Hang a from the side angle and nice. It's too bad they don't "All Shock Down" feathers and things bearing crystal on that sentence, Car­ make them disappear? tell us how to stop our reser­ "power.") given by the los Castaneda. Don't get me wrong, Pow­ vations from turning into "Ancestors" who conve­ In this Bury My Heart at wow Highway does have its sewers." Stevie & Jimmy Ray Vargas — niently appear in the script Wounded Knee, Scooby-Doo, high points. Unfortunately, — Andrew Rice "Family Style" every time Philburt steps

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