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Modern and warm family home in Austin: Lakeview Residence
Lakeview Residence was designed as a stunning modern home that is both warm and family friendly by Alterstudio Architecture, situated in Austin, Texas. An unparalleled view west, over the Bright Leaf preserve and up the Colorado River, and the desire to live casually amidst a collection of mature live oak trees combined to make a powerful circumstance for this family of four. The new 5,900 square foot house emphasizes view and a dynamic spatial sequence while at the same time creating an abstract backdrop for the serendipity light, circumstance and view.
The visitor arrives, meandering under a grove of ancient trees into an intimate entry sequence of limestone, vertical cyprus and verdant planting. Still unaware of the expansive panorama to come, views are revealed slowly – with carefully framed vistas inviting expectations of what is to come, and the pursuit of which leading to new discoveries.
An unmitigated ceiling plane provides a surface for reflected lighting and creates a sense of continuity while a delicate window wall accentuated by monolithic corner glazing connects the interior to the out-of-doors. Inside, a rich palette of materials, furniture, and carefully detailed cabinetry add a sense of finesse to the ensemble. The home is designed to suit the needs of an active family.
Generous gathering spaces intertwine and provide a powerful setting for entertainment and family gathering, while smaller spaces host a more intimate retreat. Rooms are further defined with 19th Century Persian carpets, classic & contemporary modern furnishings, and a collection of local, mid-century sculpture & painting that offer points of stasis to the compelling and omnipresent view. An orange/blue color story appears throughout the house, which is in turn punctuated with our purpose-built furniture such as a sideboard made from a colossal walnut plank, or a study paneled in a unique pattern of traditional moldings laid vertically and side-by-side.
The site at Lakeview – where the trees give way to a powerful view – very much informed the form of the home. Trees, view and building interact: the ubiquitous ceiling plane gives way to the sinuous oaks passing through, the foundation spans across roots and open decks allow for the penetration of water to preserve the trees' root systems, and expansive and intimate view is embraced everywhere. As one approaches the entry a view through the house gives a hint of the view beyond. Inside, expansive glazing opens the home to the vista while the ceiling plane continues to the exterior to afford protection from the sun and add to the sense of continuity from the interior to exterior.
Oriented for optimal cross ventilation and protection from the sun without eschewing the view westward, the Lakeview house also utilizes geothermal HVAC systems, a photovoltaic array, reflective TPO roofing, cellular foam insulation, tankless water heaters and FSC certified and reclaimed woods throughout the building. The home also takes advantage of the tree canopy to provide additional shading and carefully placed skylights bring diffused daylight into the home to help reduce reliance on electric lighting. Moreover, the decision to live centrally and work from home underlines a further commitment to a sustainable lifestyle.
Paramount for our clients was the construction of a home that would be simultaneously modern and intimate – expansive and cozy – and the design arose out of a close partnership of working together. In a recent interview, the client noted: "…others often tell us that they are pleasantly surprised that a modern home can be so warm and family friendly. That feedback is especially heartening given that, from the beginning, that was our goal."
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Energy-Efficient Home in Austin: Barton Hills Residence
Barton Hills Residence is a sensational contemporary property designed by A Parallel Architecture, nestled into a hilltop in Barton Hills, South Austin, Texas. This 2,700 square foot new-construction home boasts panoramic views of downtown and the surrounding valley. A half-sunken concrete garage creates a plinth for the wood and glass home to perch above, maintaining a scale and character consistent with the mid-century-modern neighborhood.
An open-plan living space enjoys the distant views as well as private courtyard views to the rear, reinforcing the indoor/outdoor character that the clients' lifestyle demands.
A second story master suite opens onto a large roof deck that further embraces the vista and creates a flexible outdoor living space. Passive green-building strategies and energy-efficient specifications ensure a low-impact, low-maintenance structure.
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Sustainably Designed Cascading Creek House in Austin
Cascading Creek House is a contemporary single family residence that has been designed by Bercy Chen Studio, located in Austin, Texas. The property was conceived less as a house and more as an extension and outgrowth of the limestone and aquifers of Central Texas. Just recently completed, this 11,796 square foot home incorporates plenty of sustainable features including photovoltaics, rainwater collection and hydronic heating and cooling. The beautiful contemporary design details carried out throughout the home was the meticulous work of Alan Cano Interiors.
The primary formal gesture of the project inserts two long native limestone walls to the sloping site, serving as spines for the public wing and private wing of the house. The walls and the wings they delineate shelter a domesticated landscape that serves as an extended living space oriented towards the creek below and protected from the torrents of water draining from the street above during sudden downpours characteristic of the area.
The sitting of the boundary walls and building elements was informed by the presence and preservation of three mature native oaks. The roof structure is configured so as to create a natural basin for the collection of rainwater, not unlike the vernal pools found in the outcroppings of the Texas Hill Country. These basins harness additional natural flows through the use of photovoltaic and solar hot-water panels.
The water, electricity and heat which are harvested on the roof tie into an extensive climate conditioning system which utilizes water source heat pumps and radiant loops to supply both the heating and cooling for the residence. The climate system is connected to geothermal ground loops as well as pools and water features thereby establishing a system of heat exchange, which minimizes reliance on electricity or gas.
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Mid-Century Modern Westlake Ranch House in Austin
Westlake Ranch House is a stunning mid-century home re-designed by Shiflet Group Architects, located in Austin, Texas. Mark Ashby Design worked in collaboration with the architects to reconfigure the 1961 ranch house into a bright, open-plan residence.
The amazing fixture featured in the living room is a functional sculpture, with a futuristic look that also has mid-century modern flair. It is a Cross Cable Mobile in a powder coated aluminum nickel plated steel shade by David Weeks. The dimensions are: Standard Tier Length: 55" x 55"; Tiers can be customized up to 96".
The extensive remodel included doubling the kitchen, integrating a state of the art sound system, and creating new exterior spaces. Mark also worked closely with the owner to curate the art collection.
The flooring in the dining space are end cut wood. The pendant lamp hanging from the ceiling is a Akari Noguchi light sculpture.
Mark's approach is defined by a deep reverence for history and architectural context combined with a refined, contemporary aesthetic. He is a true collaborator, engaging his clients and his design team to ensure that each project is a thoughtful expression of the client's own style and sensibilities.
Mark and his designers work on projects across the southwest and around the country. The firm's work has been featured in the books Great Homes of Texas and Modern Cabins, as well as in a number of publications, including Southern Living, Better Homes and Gardens, Traditional Home, and Western Interiors.
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Breathtaking Gridiron Ranch in the Texas Hill Country
Gridiron Ranch showcases posh contemporary interiors, designed by Furman + Keil Architects, located sixty miles from Austin in the Texas Hill Country of Spicewood, Texas. This stunning residence was completed in 2012 and was the result of a three year collaborative effort between Mark Ashby Design, architects Furman + Keil, and builder Classic Constructors.
With its extensive indoor/outdoor spaces, including an open sleeping porch and a separate poolside guest house, this home takes full advantage of its expansive views.
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The award-winning firm, Furman + Keil Architects, is dedicated to providing a design-focused service meeting the specific needs of our clients through a collaborative team approach. We strive to create timeless, sustainable buildings rooted in local traditions, built to be enjoyed by our clients for generations.
Fabulous vacation retreat above Lake Austin: Compound Interest
This casual compound has been designed as a vacation retreat by the San Antonio architecture firm Lake|Flato, located high above Lake Austin, Texas. This is the second home for a busy couple who lives near San Francisco and loves the water.
High above Lake Austin, the main house keeps the couple walking on air, thanks to a catwalk that connects it to one of the three out buildings.
Interior designer Fern Santini's ruggedly casual decor makes for relaxed living, and is punctuated on high with stylishly whimsical pendant lighting. Porches encourage outdoor living, and separate yoga studio and exercise room are for well-being. A lake pavilion and boat house complete the setting.
This incredibly stunning home is is open and airy and has wonderful flow. The beautiful furnishings throughout has a modern yet cottagey feel.
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Cove House displays comfort and beauty overlooking Lake Austin
Cove House is a contemporary remodel of a dreary 1980s tract house designed by Furman + Keil Architects, located on a narrow peninsula in Lake Austin, Texas. The site was incomparable, with the lake fronting two sides of the property. The new owners loved the location and even wanted to save the house, which spoke to them about casual lakeside living. The architects worked largely within the constraints of the existing footprint, inheriting many of the quirky geometries of the floor plan.
The entry courtyard was redesigned to allow visitors to penetrate deeper into the site, extending and enhancing the entry transition.
New panoramic windows allow the inhabitants to take in the natural surroundings, while massive sliding doors connect the living room to a new screened porch, engaging with views of the lake beyond.
The architects rendered a stunning renovation to the wood and glass building, turning it into an indoor-outdoor house that's perfect for entertaining both formally and informally.
Fern Santini Design played up the new architecture with elegantly relaxed furniture and an expertly curated array of contemporary art by local artists. Touches of absolute luxury—such as plaster walls in the master bedroom, all-out glamor in the gold-and-white tiled master bath, and a Kyle Bunting rug in the dining room—are reminders that being casual doesn't preclude being very very stylish.
Overcoming the challenges of the lot and the geometries of the existing house led to an unexpected design which takes full advantage of this spectacular site.
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Stunning open air pavilion in Texas: Story Pool House
Story Pool House is an open air pavilion with a living room centered around a swimming pool, designed by architecture studio Lake|Flato, located in Center Point, Texas. The property offers a slice of paradise enveloped by nature, with sensational views over meandering rolling hills.
The pool house is a simple, open air pavilion that serves as a "sunrise to sunset" living room. Created from Texas limestone, steel and wood, the structure provides shade from the hot sun and includes a full kitchen, screened bath, dining space and storage area. A private deck under the vine-covered arbor creates a special space for the Airstream. The cooling effect of the water completes the sense of place in this much-loved oasis.
Lake|Flato fosters a collaborative open studio environment that leverages each person's passion and unique talents to develop common ownership of award winning design. As architects, teachers, environmental stewards and community advocates, Lake|Flato seeks to foster the education of the next generation of architects. We do this by exuding excellence in our efforts to integrate design and sustainability, through our engagement in civic focused community development.
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Modern compound in Texas hill country: Trahan Ranch
Trahan Ranch is a stunning residential modern compound designed by Patrick Tighe Architecture, situated in the heart of hill country in Austin, Texas. The 3200 square foot residence is on a fourteen acre sloped site with native oaks, natural springs and unobstructed views. The layout of the house is a direct response to the site conditions.
The plan is organized to integrate and enhance the many features of the landscape. A panoramic view that spans 260 degrees is experienced as well as other more site specific orientations. The front of the house is made of heavy materials that rise from the earth. The building is nestled into the brow of the hill and have an unassuming appearance when seen from a distance.
The heavy, solid, grounded front is in sharp contrast to the more ephemeral back. At the down slope side of the house, the structure becomes lighter and opens to the landscape. Steel pipe columns splay at unsuspecting angles dancing along the rugged landscape.
The architecture explores a series of counterpoints including heavy and light, front and back, open and closed and contemporary and vernacular. The grounded front is composed of heavy materials rising from the earth in sharp contrast to the more ephemeral back. The structure rises and becomes lighter at the down-slope side of the house as it opens to the landscape. The main house is a contemporary interpretation of Texas Hill Country post-and-beam construction that exploits regional materials and the expertise of local trades-people. The spaces of the main house flow from one to the other without doors while the guest room appendage is a more traditional layout.
The environmentally mindful design includes a hydronically-heated concrete slab on grade. The concrete foundation and walls provide high thermal mass. Large overhangs and covered walkways offer protection from the sun and cross- ventilation is used. Natural materials are used throughout including concrete, steel, stone and metals.
Texas Hill Country limestone was chosen from the site to create the over-sized Rumford fireplace that is central to the living space. An arbor connects building components and functions as an armature for solar photovoltaic panels that provide power for the property. The landscape consists of regional drought- tolerant plants that are native to the area and the local ecosystem.
The steel frame structure is a kit of parts prefabricated in a shop and erected on-site. The steel pieces attach to a series of exposed board-formed reinforced concrete pylons that are a vertical extension of the foundation.
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92 Square Foot Backyard Office in Austin by Sett Studio
This 92 square foot SIP panel, modular, backyard office has been designed by Sett Studio, located in the backyard of a beautiful home in Austin, Texas. The materials used in this outdoor home office are Shou-Sugi-Ban wood siding and Monotread wall sheathing. Burned-wood or charred-wood siding, Shou-Sugi-Ban is Japanese wood treatment used in various elements throughout Sett's – interior and exterior. Not only does it deliver an attractive aesthetic, the burning also weatherizes the wood, prevents bugs and rot, and has enhanced fire-resistance.
Our signature interior surface, Monotread is a durable, seamless, sustainable material used on floors, walls and ceilings. Milled from OSB (Oriented Strand Board), Monotread is produced from fast-growing, underutilized, inexpensive wood species grown in carefully managed forests. The combination of wood chips allows a unique, monolithic presentation allowing various applications. Durable, seamless and sustainable, Monotread is produced from fast growing, underutilized trash trees. Sett Studio manufactures and sells mono tread in house starting at 14.99 a square foot.
The Sett Studio office is more like a pre-fab house, with a "water and ice shield roof membrane" and Drywall walls and Monotred flooring. You can add upgrades like air conditioning and heat, a built-in desk, stainless steel metal shingles and even planter boxes. You can even add a deck. The company is also working on a solar-powered version.
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October 10, 2004
The saving grace of defeat is that it invariably brings lessons. India haven't merely lost a Test in Bangalore; they have been crushed by opponents who have been a few steps ahead of them. Australians have batted smarter, bowled smarter and set smarter fields. There is little use in finding comfort from the memory of a similar defeat in Mumbai in 2001 - badly beaten in the first Test, India went on to win the series 2-1 - because miracles wouldn't be miracles if they repeated themselves.
India must remember Kolkata and Chennai to give themselves hope, but it will be futile and self-defeating to hope for an extraordinary event to conjure itself up and turn the series around. Australia have paid India a huge compliment by changing their game for this series and India have been caught napping.
The difference beween Mumbai 2001 and Bangalore 2004 is stark: Australia won in Mumbai by playing their traditional game; they swept, they set aggressive fields and they were 99 for five in the first innings before Adam Gilchrist chanced his arm around to bail them out. And a chance dismissal - Sachin Tendulkar's full blooded pull against Shane Warne ricocheted of Justin Langer at forward short leg and Ricky Ponting brought off a magical catch, sprinting nearly 25 yards and diving full-length to pluck the ball inches off the ground - gave Australia the decisive advantage when India batted second. John Buchanan later admitted that his team's biggest failure in 2001 was not seeing the warning signals in Mumbai.
This time Australia have left nothing to chance. They will not call for champagne and cigar before sealing off a win. Buchanan was quick to remind journalists at last evening's press conference that Australia still had four wickets to take. India must know now that this is not an Australian side that will not defeat itself. Unlike in the past, this is not a team that is too proud to defend, either with bat or in the field. India have only three days to come up with a revised gameplan.
With a hundred more runs in the first innings, the result of this game could have been different. The Australian wickets in the second innings did not fall in the pursuit of quick runs. Apart from that of Michael Kasprowicz, each of them was claimed by guileful bowling on a wicket that had begun to wear. Harbhajan Singh bowled poorly in the first innings, but throughout the second innings, he was masterful. He tied down Simon Katich and Michael Clarke and reduced Damien Maryn to strokelessness. India can't bank on winning the toss, but they must have noticed that Glenn McGrath is a much lesser menace after his first four overs; somehow, they need to play him out.
Sourav Ganguly has been a wonderful captain for the young players. But he has done poor Aakash Chopra no favours. It is no secret that Gangly prefers attacking players, but what could have happened without Chopra's stonewalling in Australia is evident now. India have a wonderful middle order, but it needs protection. Indian batting has come unhinged in two out of their last three Tests, and on each occasion, the middle order has failed to survive the loss of early wickets. Chopra lost his place to Yuvraj Singh in the last Test of India's tour to Pakistan, and ever since, Ganguly has let no opportunity pass to let the world know that Yuvraj was his first choice to partner Virender Sehwag. India were spared a selection conundrum with Sachin Tendulkar missing this Test, but Chopra must feel like a man with a time bomb around his neck and he has batted like one. Chopra has to know where he stands.
Top-order Test batsmen don't stick their bat outside the off stump like tailenders, and on the evidence of his performance in this Test, Yuvraj Singh has some way to go. The Indian team could become a closed society if the team management refuses to look beyond the chosen few. Sridharan Sriram has had a wonderful couple of seasons, he scored a wonderful hundred against a full Indian bowling attack in a practice match, and he should be seen as an option.
Apart from Harbhajan's bowling, the most heartening feature for India from this match was Irfan Pathan's batting. He looks more impressive with every match and in the post-match media conference, Gilchrist described Pathan as mature beyond his years, and Ganguly said that he considered him an allrounder. Apart from the strokes that he can play, the most striking feature of his batting is the way he gets behind the line of the ball and the way he leaves them outside his off stump. This morning he batted out 38 balls without scoring a run when Dravid was protecting him from Shane Warne, and after Dravid departed, he was quick to use his feet against Warne to clout him for a couple of fours and six. If you add up both innings, he batted the longest for India in this match and scored the most runs.
The other good news for India is that Warne, despite getting VVS Laxman in both innings, seldom looked threatening. So if India can keep apace with Australia for the first two days in Chennai, the series might still be open.
Sambit Bal is editor of Wisden Asia Cricket magazine, and of Wisden Cricinfo in India.
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Mrs. Kathleen T. (Tree) Blanchard, 84, of Rutland, VT, passed away Monday, May 13, 2013, at the Shady Oaks Assisted Living Center in Bristol, CT. She was the wife of the late Paul P. Blanchard.
Mrs. Blanchard was born January 28, 1929, in Rutland, VT, a daughter of the late Donald and Kathleen M. (Canty) Tree, and had lived in Rutland most of her life.
She was a graduate of Mount St. Joseph Academy in Rutland, worked at Cinderella Sweets, and also attended the Rutland Business School.
Mrs. Blanchard was a volunteer at the Rutland Regional Medical Center, where she received the Presidents Volunteer Award for over 25 years of service.
Being the wife of a salesman, she and her husband Paul lived in several states, but upon his retirement they returned to their beloved Vermont.
She enjoyed rides in the countryside and loved the mountains of Vermont. She also enjoyed chocolate, the poetry of Robert Frost, especially his poem Mending Wall, shopping at Talbots, shopping for new pocketbooks, and going out to dinner with family and friends, and was an avid bridge player.
But most of all she loved spending time with her beloved grandson Teddy and attending all of his events.
In Bristol, she was a Communicant of St. Matthew Church and was a longtime Communicant of Christ the King Catholic Church in Rutland, where she was a member of the Ladies Sodality.
She leaves her daughters, Joan Carey of Bristol, and MaryAnn Blanchard of West Palm Beach, Florida; her beloved grandson Teddy Carey of Bristol; and her best friend, Lorraine Gilbert and longtime neighbor and friend, Marilyn Papineau.
She also leaves behind her niece Virginia Sue (Gigi) Blanchard of Lourdes, France, and her nephews Jason and Joel Blanchard and Gale, Bill, and John Littler. She was predeceased by her brother, Richard Dickey Tree, and her son-in-law, Michael J. Carey.
Funeral services for Mrs. Blanchard will be held Wednesday, July 31, 2013, at 10 a.m. at Christ the King Church in Rutland. Officiating will be the Rev. Justin Baker, pastor.
Committal services will be in Calvary Cemetery in Rutland, with a reception to follow. There are no calling hours.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Sisters of St. Joseph, 34 Lower Westfield Road, Holyoke, MA 01040.
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Can it be true? Is the final Saw really upon us? Hard to believe James Wan's little indie nasty resonated with audiences six years back in a way large enough to spawn six freakin' sequels. And what's more surprising is that Jigsaw waited until the very end of his October reign to cash in on the trendy 3D craze that's been putting the hurt on our wallets the last few years.
With Saw 3D's release quickly approaching, there's perhaps no better time to reflect on the genre's most successful (or, in some cases, most baffling) forays into all three dimensions. Of course we're going to cover all of the mainstays, but this list wouldn't be worth much if we didn't pull the curtain back on some of the truly bizarre offerings that somehow found their way to dimly lit screens all over the world.
So, before you head out the door to savor the 3D traps (they're coming alive, ya know!), pop on those uncomfortable glasses, pocket some aspirin for the inevitable headache and let's remember ten films from the past and present that were so damn large they couldn't be contained by two measly dimensions!
10. It Came From Outer Space (1953)
While I've never come anywhere near close to seeing this one projected in 3D, Jack Arnold's archetypal science fiction film (small town besieged by an alien threat) holds up as a compelling cautionary tale. Richard Carlson (in the first of two films on this list) was never better as the desperate believer shunned by a community of skeptics who refuse to believe in the alien threat buried at their feet. The notion that humanity isn't ready to interact with such a superior and technically proficient race speaks volumes about society's dependence on technology (now, more relevant than ever) and, frankly, the alien designs are all kinds of awesome. The densely layered Ray Bradbury script certainly doesn't hurt much, either.
9. Piranha 3D (2010)
Crass, drive-in exploitation found its way to the multiplexes this past summer and while the upconverted 3D was little more than a sloppy and insignificant gimmick, the movie was another story altogether. Deftly handled by director Alexandre Aja, Piranha smartly understands that the key to nonsensical success is to refrain from winking at the audience. Everything here is played straight and it's an amazing juxtaposition against the ludicrous threat of prehistoric fish. A fantastic cast (Elisabeth Shue, Christopher Lloyd, Ving Rhames) adds class all the way around this watery horror story, but it's the dollops of boobs and blood that cement this one at number 9 on the list. The penultimate set-piece, a balls-to-the-wall massacre of dozens of drunken college kids, is worth the price of admission alone.
8. Silent Madness (1984)
Here's one of those forgotten flicks that came on the coattails of the initial slasher 'boom'. Archival screenings are rare, meaning we don't know how the film's hopelessly dated 3D FX played from behind polarized lenses but it remains an engaging slasher for those of you who like this sort of thing. It gets underway with a hilarious computer mix-up, resulting in a psychotic murderer being released from a mental institution, and moves at good clip with lots of victims along the way. Rotoscoped hatchets fly toward the screen (even hovering in the air for maximum 3D effect!) while Creepshow's Aunt Bedelia (Viveca Lindfors) steals the show with her limited presence. Sleepaway Camp fans will be delighted with this 'reunion' of sorts between two of Camp Arawak's counselors, Ronnie (Paul DeAngelo) and Meg (Katherine Kamhi), even if they don't actually share any screen time in this one. A vintage 80's slasher, this one. By now you probably already know whether or not it's your cup of tea but I'll go on record as saying it's worth tracking down.
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It seems to be rule of thumb among horror fans that the absolutely tasteless Amityville II – The Possession remains the proverbial diamond in a very rough series. I don't want to take anything away from the film that took a real life tragedy and converted it to a tale of incest and demonic possession, but I will say that Amityville 3D also happens to be lighthearted fun for those willing to go along with it. We've got a rubber demon that looks like a precursor to the following year's C.H.U.D. (although he's also glimpsed in the aforementioned The Possession), a messy car accident resulting in a char-broiled corpse and even a sinister elevator that traps our hero (Tony Roberts) and puts him through the paces. It's the goofiest, most harmless funhouse ever put on film and that's how it should be approached. But Amityville 3D is also home to one spectacularly spooky bit involving a drowned girl that will provide a chill to all but the most jaded. No, it's not as delightful as the second entry in the franchise but it remains a close second. Easily.
6. My Bloody Valentine (2009)
Patrick Lussier's remake of the 1981 slasher masterpiece turned out to be so much more fun than expected. It helps that the 3D is probably the best we've seen (take THAT, James Cameron, and all of your "3D horror is cheap shit" rhetoric) in this recent resurgence of the gimmick. From the opening, sensationalized news clippings and culminating with Harry Warden's numerous pickaxe swings, this movie knows exactly how to utilize the format while making its audience duck for cover. Give credit to Todd Farmer for inverting this story in a way that keeps even the most dedicated fans of the original on their toes.
5. Flesh for Frankenstein (1973)
This exploitation classic is so outrageous (in both concept and execution) that I'm patiently waiting for the day where I can catch a revival screening in 3D. Riffs on Mary Shelley's classic are numerous but when you have Udo Kier as a Serbian Baron Frankenstein spouting such unforgettable gems as "you have to fuck life in the gall bladder!", then you know you've got something special. Director Paul Morrissey fashions a hilarious epic of sex and gore that also drips with rich, Gothic atmosphere. The old adage has never been truer: They don't make 'em like this anymore.
4. House of Wax (1953)
André De Toth's classic slice of 1950's genre filmmaking remains as haunting and enthralling today as when it first dripped off the screen fifty-seven years ago. An 'updated' retelling of 1933's Mystery of the Wax Museum, Vincent Price is sinister perfection as Professor Henry Jarrod and Charles Bronson is his 'deafmute' assistant. The 'wax' creations are suitably creepy and the movie unfolds with macabre grandeur.
3. Jaws 3D (1983)
Jaws 3D has taken a lot of shit over the years and while, admittedly, the special effects are sketchy at best, the movie can be quite fun. Louis Gossett Jr. steals the show as Sea World's unscrupulous administrator Calvin Bouchard, whose greed and ineptitude lead to the destruction of the park's underwater lagoon. Simon MacCorkindale is the hilariously ineffective shark hunter while 99% of his partner's (P.H. Moriarity) dialogue is completely incomprehensible. Dennis Quaid might consider this sequel among the greatest embarrassments of his life, but he's not a bad Mike Brody here. He and Bess Armstrong share some decent chemistry and his all-too-brief relationship with Sean (John Putch) provides some strong moments in the first third. And who can forget the mother shark's climactic, slow-motion death charge? This second sequel to Steven Spielberg's immortal classic may not be good, but if you can't have fun with the way in which Gossett delivers the line "we talkin' 'bout some damn shark's mutha!?" then you're beyond saving.
2. The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)
Having already landed one film on this list, director Jack Arnold and star Richard Carlson reteamed for another Universal genre film – one which would go onto to become one of our all time classics. From the absolutely gorgeous underwater cinematography (like when our resident Gill-Man spies the lovely Julie Adams (in that bathing suit!) to the technically impressive creature FX (sure they're dated, but remain undeniably effective), this gets my vote for the greatest monster movie ever made. It works because The Gill-Man is both an imposing presence for our unsuccessful Amazon travelers, but not without sympathy. I haven't yet been able to see this creature feature in 3D, but it's how premiere audiences were introduced to this creature. Perhaps the trendy resurgence will motivate Universal to give us the original version in 3D so we, too, can suffer the Gill-Man's wrath while in the confines of our living room!
1. Friday the 13th Part III (1982)
Even now, I'm not sure any 3D film has been as gratifying to watch with audiences as this one. Director Steve Miner returned to Crystal Lake for a second consecutive outing – this one offering a barrage of eye-popping 3D imagery. The earliest moments include crowd-pleasing bits such as a smoking joint being thrust into our faces before Jason appears, firing spear guns and slamming machetes down at us. Part III happens to be nestled between two stronger Fridays, but seeing this one on the big screen elevates it to a whole new level. Characters are enjoyable and an ambiguous back story is given to Mr. Voorhees that suggests he might do more than just kill his victims on occasion. (How does Chris survive her first encounter with him after all?) For straight-up slasher mayhem, Friday 3D can't be topped. It may not be the best film on this list, but it puts the format to almost perfect use.
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Pat Buchanan: Who killed the New Majority?
Yet, the crisis of the Grand Old Party goes back much further.
First, some history. The Frank Lloyd Wright of the New Majority was Richard Nixon, who picked up the pieces of the party after Goldwater's defeat had left Republicans with just a third of the House and Senate.
In 1966, Nixon led the GOP back to a stunning victory, picking up 47 House seats. In 1968, he united the Rockefeller and Reagan wings and held off an October surge by Hubert Humphrey, which cut a 13-point Nixon lead to less than a point in four weeks.
In 1972, Nixon swept 49 states. The New Majority was born. How did he do it?
Nixon sliced off from FDR's New Deal coalition Northern Catholics and ethnics - Irish, Italians, Poles, East Europeans - and Southern Christian conservatives. Where FDR and Woodrow Wilson had won all 11 Southern States six times, Nixon swept them all in '72. And where Nixon won only 22 percent of the Catholic vote against JFK, he won 55 percent against George McGovern in 1972.
What killed the New Majority?
First, there was mass immigration, which brought in 40 to 50 million people, legal and illegal, poor and working class, and almost all from the Third World. The GOP agreed to the importation of a vast new constituency that is now kicking the GOP into an early grave.
When some implored the party in 1992 to secure the border and declare a "timeout" on legal immigration to assimilate the millions already here, the party establishment repudiated any such ideas.
"We are a nation of immigrants!" it huffed. Well, we sure are now.
And when amnesty is granted to the 12 million illegals, as GOP senators are preparing to do, that should advance the death of the GOP as a national party by turning Colorado, Nevada and Arizona blue, and putting even Texas in play.
Second came party acquiescence in dropping half the nation off the income tax rolls, while making half dependent on government for food assistance, income support, rent, health care and the education of their kids from Head Start through Pell Grants.
Why should the half of America that pays no taxes but survives on federal benefits vote for a party that will cut taxes they do not pay but roll back benefits upon which they do depend?
Third, to accommodate its K Street bundlers, the GOP embraced globalism, empowering Corporate America to shed its U.S. labor force, move its plants to Mexico, Asia and China, bring its foreign-made goods back to the USA free of charge and pocket the difference.
Profits, stocks, dividends soared. But the Reagan Democrats of industrial America - who paid the price in lost jobs and shuttered plants from the $10 trillion in trade deficits America has run since George H. W. Bush - have now gone home to the party of their fathers. And they are not coming back.
Fourth, rather than bringing the troops home after our Cold War triumph and telling our allies the free rides were over, Bush I and II went crusading for a "New World Order" to "end tyranny in our world."
After three wars and half a dozen interventions, we are bankrupt at home and hated abroad. And Americans, sick of seeing their best and bravest brought home to Dover or being fitted at Walter Reed for prosthetic arms and legs, have twice voted for an anti-interventionist President.
Yet, one matter over which the GOP had no control is the triumph of the counterculture.
What might be called the old morality - that abortion is the killing of an unborn child, an abomination, that homosexuality is unnatural and immoral - has been relegated by scores of millions, especially among the young, to the dark ages of the 20th century.
Americans who adhere to this traditional morality, rooted in Christian tradition and Biblical truth, are culturally outgunned and may now be outnumbered. They may have lost America for good.
What can the GOP do about this? Nothing.
What will the GOP do? Probably what comes naturally - declare itself "tolerant" and respectful of all views, pro-life and pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage and pro-traditional marriage.
Reality must be faced. A generation has grown up rejecting the truths that its grandparents lived. And while population growth among our native born halted decades ago, scores of millions have come in from abroad to fill the empty spaces. And they are still coming. They like what Big Government has to offer, and seem uninterested in what the GOP has to sell.
In that case, you try harder to sell your product, change your product, or go out of business.
Yet, if the GOP changes its product, it may just lose its most loyal customers.
When the obituary of the party is written, the subhead will likely read "Dead of Self-inflicted Wounds."
Pat Buchanan is a former Republican and Reform Party candidate for President, an adviser to two Presidents, a syndicated columnist based in Washington, D.C., and the author of "Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?"
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