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**_Good first hour; dull close_**
To raise funds, several film students & their teacher in SoCal hold a one-night horror marathon at an old theater set to be demolished. Unfortunately for them, a supposedly dead filmmaker who doesn’t like criticism is apparently in attendance.
"Popcorn” (1991) has everything going for it, highlighted by the old downtown theater, a plot that meshes “Phantom o...
