January 2020

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Color Out of Space: H.P. Lovecraft done right, who knew?

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It’s been known nearly as long as its creator has been dead that the works of H.P. Lovecraft, Lovecraftian fiction or cosmic horror depending on your disposition, are not meant for film and its “show don’t tell” format. Sure, there have been minor success stories, The Thing, The Mouth of Madness, that fit the genre but most of these movies were their own story that borrowed thematic elements from the original works and nothing else. How does Hollywood finally, mercifully make a successful interpretation? Why, by taking a mentally unstable actor (Nicolas Cage), a gonzo director coming off a twodecade-long blacklist (Richard Stanley), fill the rest of the cast with mostly unknowns and just roll with it. I wish everything was this simple. Color Out of Space is a pretty awesome movie. The cast, led by

Public Records - January 29

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LAWSUITS 

Tinker Federal Credit Union vs. Richard D. Stotler Jr. and Jaclyn J. Patton for $14,705.43 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

Bridgecrest Acceptance Corporation vs. Larry Williamson for $10,902.87 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

Envoy Mortgage Ltd. vs. Mark Connolly for $282,783 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of a mortgage on Lot 9, Block 16, Brookstone Lakes West Phase 4 Addition, Oklahoma City.

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CV Tech grad getting a ‘grip’ on movie-making industry

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Modern moviemaking has long dispatched with traditional director’s cue words “lights, camera, action” in favor of a lengthier pre-action checklist. Nevertheless, set lighting remains critical, as does camera rigging or placement, said recent Canadian Valley Technology Center graduate Tristan Chisolm.