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Stephen Prokow

About Me

22. Film student. I love film, music, art, video games, sleeping, being alone, long walks, and toe-curl inducing orgasms.

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Style

Auteur-driven
Inspired collaboration
Zip, whiz, and energetic!
Rebellion!
Canonical classics
Shh!—silent cinema
Of-the-moment
Of-the-past
Neorealist

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CJ Roy

30Apr12

Oh shit! Four stars for Regen! What did you think man?

Stephen Prokow

30Apr12

I loved it. I can see how Hyams is getting all the praise and reasons for the excitement of the new one. Honestly I kept pushing it back because of the straight to video stereotype. I was wrong and should have watched this a lot sooner. The movie flowed very well, and every action scene was crisp and real.
CJ Roy

30Apr12

Awesome, welcome to the Regen crew haha. Dragon Eyes is another Hyams that just came out that is pretty interesting, though a bit problematic and not on the same level as Regen. Check that out and get prepped before Day of Reckoning blows us all away!
Stephen Prokow

1May12

And away it will blow us. Hyams is an interesting talent. I do hope he gets the budgets in the future, but I'm very excited for Day of Reckoning.

The Dude

25Apr12

Thanks for the follow!

Stephen Prokow

25Apr12

No problem. Thanks for the not follow.

odilonvert

24Mar12

Thanks for the follow, nice to meet you!

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Hiroshi Shimizu’s Children in the Wind is about children, to put it frankly. Not delinquent children, but children who get in trouble and learn from their mistakes. However, being set in 1930’s Japan… read review

Opening Night

Opening Night is a film made in 1977 by director John Cassavetes. Cassavetes also wrote and starred in the film. The basic plot of Opening Night deals with an aging actress, Myrtle (Gena Rowlands… read review

Apocalypse Now

Apocalypse Now was director’s Francis Ford Coppola’s last masterpiece. Coppola (The Godfather) based his film from the Joseph Conrad novella A Heart of Darkness… read review