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		<title>VIDEODROME Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 15 Dec 2010 20:00:52 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Andre Dellamorte</dc:creator>
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		<category><![CDATA[David Cronenberg]]></category>
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In 1983 David Cronenberg's strange, lyrical, and indelible Videodrome was released, and over 20 years later the question remains "What is Videodrome?" Following up the four films that cemented his reputation as the master of venereal horror (from 1975's Shivers to 1981's Scanners), Videodrome was the apex of Cronenberg's career at that point, as both an experimental film (which his early college films were) and a horror movie. James Woods stars as Max Renn, a cable TV producer looking for the hottest latest and sleaziest new show, and runs across a show that just features people being torture with no plot or explanation. He and his girlfriend Nikki Brand (Deborah Harry) are fascinated by it, but the byproducts of watching it cause Max to hallucinate, and perhaps become a murderer. My review of Criterion’s Blu-ray of Videodrome follows after the jump.



Sleazy cable TV president Max Renn (James Woods) is looking for a hit show that hopefully will take the porn and violence he sells to the next level. Through his tech guy Harlan (Peter Dvorsky), he stumbles on a brief snippet of a program called "Videodrome," which consists of people being tortured and murdered in front of a red clay background. Thinking that this may be the next big thing, he tries to track the show down, but the feed is being bounced around and is eventually found to be broadcast out of Pittsburgh. Who's behind it is unknown. Max's new girlfriend Nikki Brand (Deborah Harry) also finds the show ...]]></description>
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