Flyer - Friday June 10, 2011

Konflict in the Kino #18

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Here is the newest issue that was handed out at this week's "Shock and Awe" fest. This issue features Antonio Biaggi who is an adult porn star that has started up an eco store. Director Michael Goorjian answers the three questions. Dion interviews a Kosovan music producer and DJ Andin Randobrava. There is a piece of what Dion has been up to as of late. And the review section.

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My friend, Dion Conflict, hosts these Dusk til Dawn events down at the Fox Theatre showing grindhouse films. The next one is this Saturday starting at 11:30pm and going til whenever. The films being shown are:

- THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME (1979) - Beyond the earth! Beyond the moon! Beyond your wildest imagination! Jack Palance disco dances with toy robots in Canada’s cosmic “Star Wars” knock off.
- MYSTERY FILM!
- SUPERGIRLS DO THE NAVY (1984) - Ron Jeremy, Taija Rai, and Paul Thomas take "serving your country" to a whole new level! The supergirls and the naughty navy team up in a submarine of sin! This sub is equipped with a cockpit!
- SATANIK (1968) - An old bag sips a "youth potion" and turns from drab to fab, but was the potion created by Satan himself?
- BAMBOO GODS AND IRON MEN (1974) - In this Philippino Blaxploitation film, a soul brother on his Hong Kong honeymoon must battle some bad crackers who want to put his Honeymoon action in traction.
- THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (1974) - The classic hits the screen again after a long-overdue absence when a vanload of hippies cross paths with leatherface, his chainsaw and a carnivorous cannibalistic family. Nothing cuts like the original!

Tickets on sale Monday November 9th. Only $25 in advance and $30 at the door. GET YOURS NOW!!SHOCK AND AWE tickets can be purchased at the Fox Cinema box office and also at Suspect Video (605 Markham St., near Bathurst and Bloor) and Eyesore Cinema (801 Queen St. West above Rotate This). Tickets are cash only at these locations and a $1 service charge may apply. Wristbands will also be given to patrons for "in out privleges" or "to get some air" for the marathon film screening, the first of it's kind in Toronto.Marketed as much of an event as a film screening, SHOCK AND AWE will also have tables of merchandise offering obscure explotation collectables including Super 8 films, B-movie DVD's, and small press publication from other GTA area film publications. Intermissions will also feature themed snack bar offerings at the FOX including breakfast items, film tie-in themed treats, and local area business restauranteurs. Curator and host Dion Conflict will also showcase some lost music videos, surprise celebrities, world premier short films by local directors, and trailers of other obscure grindhouse offerings from his archive (one of Canada's most eclectic private archives).

If you haven’t been to a SHOCK AND AWE before, it’s not just a film screening, but a film event. The FOX STAFF will have the party going with endless goodies including piping hot pizza, breakfast nutrition, and bottomless pop. Plus, you’ll be able to pick up all those rare film goodies for your Christmas list while you kick back and enjoy some fine film fare.
GRAB YOUR TICKETS NOW, and be sure to forward this on to other friends you know that expect more from Cinema! ONE NIGHT ONLY! DON’T MISS IT!

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 17

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Issue 17 starts off with an interview of Canadian First Nations rapper Hellnback. George Stover answers the 3 questions. Dion interviews the Kosovan hip hp act Ritmi Rruges. Three pages of reviews.

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 14

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 13

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Issue 13 starts off with Skip Elsheimer telling us about his film AV Geeks. Loads of reviews fill the rest of this issue.

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 12

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Issue 12 starts off with a feature on films beyond Earth. Jim Bakker's son answers the 3 Questions. The filmmaker for Hot Dog Man is interviewed. Dion interviews Finnish metal band Viikate. And there are loads of reviews.

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 11

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Issue 11 of Konflict in the Kino starts out with an interview with Jeff Joseph about his trailer collection. Canadian Idol contestant Mikey Bustos answers the 3 questions. Dion does a piece on the Starlite Drive-in Durham North Carolina. And reviews.

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 10

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Issue 10 starts out with an article on William Beaudine, the cut and paste director. Cineam Sewer's editor, Robin Bougie answer the 3 questions. Dion interviews actor and musician Jason Everly. Dion reviews a concert by the Ukranian artists Vopli Vidopliassova. And reviews.

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 09

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Issue 9 of Konflict in the Kino starts off with a feature on Fairys as portrayed in film. Teresa Strasser, formerly of the hit reno show "While you Were Out" answers Dion's 3 Questions. There is an interview with Mike White, the editor of Cashiers du Cinemart. A great little tour diary by Dion on riding the Greyhound. Otto & Tupelo comics. Loads of reviews.

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 08

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This is issue number 8 of Konflict in the Kino. The feature is on Koo Stark. There is a diary by the Editor on a recent trip to Russia. Canadian rapper, Ricky J is interviewed in this issue. Dion asks pat Mastroianni (a.k.a. joey Jeremiah) 3 questions. And two pages worth of reviews.

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 07

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Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 05

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Issue 05 explores the sexy witch genre of film.

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 03

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Issue 3 of Konflict in the Kino starts out with a look at shark films within cinema. The issue is rounded out with reviews on film and music.

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 02

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This second issue starts out with an article on the closing of the Eaton's Centre cinemas. Dion compiles a hit list of theatres that closed in Toronto in the last little while. The issue is filled with reviews of movies and music. This is one of my personal favourites.

Zine - Konflict in the Kino, Issue 01

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This is a film zine done by my friend Dion Conflict. He has an awesome blog at http://dionconflict.blogspot.com/. I help do the layout. It is a crime that folks don't get to see this zine so I put them up for download like the EXD zines. This issue starts off with an article on Gerald Damiano, a Director involved in the adult film industry. The second story is about Dion's tryout at Much Music as a cultural reporter.