when bad movies have to get promoted anyway
Starz loves me, Lindsay Lohan hates me, and I get seen on Defamer and Cinematical. Life is good. (My review of I Know Who Killed Me, if you must...) (Technorati tags: I Know Who Killed Me, Lindsay Lohan, Starz) support
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Fri Jun 13 08, 7:56PM categories: maryann buzz movie buzz permalink 5 pre-Disqus comments Disqus comments tip jarshare
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posted by Rob Vaux (Fri Jun 13 08, 8:14PM)
A beautiful way to make lemonade from a particularly stinky pile of lemons. "Call your friends! Get the drinking games ready! Here's a film so bad you can't NOT watch it!" Kudos to Starz for their Mommie-Dearest-style counter-programming.
Also, I seethe with envy. There is no sweeter way for a film critic to be quoted.
posted by Count Shrimpula (Fri Jun 13 08, 8:43PM)
Ha! That's phenomenal. It's pretty brilliant marketing, and that's awesome that they used you. Congrats, MaryAnn.
posted by PaulW (Sat Jun 14 08, 9:51AM)
And of course, I don't think Starz paid you for the quote... didn't they...?
posted by MaryAnn (Sat Jun 14 08, 12:17PM)
No, critics do not get paid for their quotes.
posted by Tonio Kruger (Sat Jun 14 08, 6:11PM)
But Lindsay Lohan as a dead stripper is a movie premise that just has class written all over it.
It's like the 21th century answer to The Philadelphia Story.
;-)