Over the weekend the schedule was set for the 2nd Annual Millard L. Webb Film Festival. Details are rather sketchy at this time, but we hope to have full information coming at you like a Bill "Super Foot" Wallace film in 3-D... in fact, if we had one of those this festival would be muuuuch better.

I can't remember the entire lineup, but I do know that we're looking at the same setup as last year, but with far more tolerable films. Much to my surprise (har har har), The Man With the Movie Camera, Un Chien Andalou, and The Passion of Joan of Arc weren't the SMASH HITS that I'd imagined they'd be, so we've drifted closer to the mainstream. Now, by mainstream I certainly don't mean "come join us for an evening of Michael Bay films," but rather films that are interesting, challenging and complex, and also at some point or another actually aired in your town or were made after your birth.

I can't remember the entire list, but you can expect to see The Constant Gardener, High Tension, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Aristocrats, Grizzly Man, George Washington, and Wild at Heart to name a few of the 26 films on the lineup. For more information keep checking here, along with Brinton's blog and Aaron's anti-blog. We'll have a lineup for you bloodthirsty filmhounds asap!