Boy Meets World: Season 1, Episode 5 - Killer Bees
Boy Meets World on ImdbComedy | Drama | Family
10/22/1993
Cory is determined to be in the geography bee when he finds out that the winner gets to be bat-boy at the opening game of the world series. But, when he and Minkus trade places in the academic world, they end up trading places in the social world, too. Meanwhile, Eric is embarrassed when his parents show up at the same concert as he and a date.
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[DVD Review] Cabin Fever
added by newsBotThe work of Eli Roth provides something of an interesting litmus test. His horror films are regularly out-grossed by his Saw competitors, a fact which is reflected by the general popular appraisal of his films (the first Hostel has a 5.7 rating on IMDb.com, whereas the first Saw has a 7.7). On the other hand, the man has garnered an auspicious group of industry fans (which includes Peter Jackson, Quentin Tarantino, Paul Thomas Anderson, Guillermo del Toro, John Landis, and Robert Rodriguez), whom are all too happy to continue to fund and support his work. For better or worse, Roth’s career began with Cabin Fever, and he has not deviated from the trajectory that it set him on since. While the film showcases everything that makes him a technically proficient director, it also shows with gale force everything that makes him unpalatable to a larger audience.
The set up is familiar, »
- Anders Nelson
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Rider Strong Talks Cabin Fever, Its Sequel, and Darkening Sky
added by newsBotIn honor of the release of Eli Roth’s 2003 Cabin Fever onto Blu-Ray, as well as the 2009 sequel Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever’s initial release onto DVD, Dread Central found this to be the ideal time to catch up with the star of the original, Rider Strong.
Strong took the time to speak to us about his experiences working on the original Cabin Fever (Blu-ray review here), what it felt like to come back for a sequel, and the skinny on his latest project, Darkening Sky.
Since I was most familiar with his television work on the ABC comedy “Boy Meets World” when Cabin Fever made its way into theaters, I asked the actor to talk about how difficult it was to make the jump from family television to one of the more gore-filled horror flicks of the last ten years.
“Cabin Fever wasn’t a surreal jump for me actually, »
- thehorrorchick
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Interview: Rider Strong
added by newsBot"I'm in the low budget horror world...it's got a little unfulfilling lately"
Rider Strong talks to Pure Movies (Photo: Jessica Drossin)
Rider Strong, star of hit 90s kids TV show Boy Meets World talks exclusively about his upcoming DVD release Borderland, life after Boy Meets World and life in the low budget horror world.
Pure Movies: Borderland is getting released on DVD here in the UK on 15 February, can you give us a little synopsis; tell us about the character you play?
Rider Strong: Well, it’s about three friends who have just finished college and head down to Mexico for a weekend of partying and having a good time. »
- Richard Parkin
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