This is Doug loves minis.

Hey, hey, hey, short rounds and beds and burners.

My name is Doug, and this is Doug loves the minis.

The show that saw 25 movies at Fantastic Fest 2015, coming to you from a hotel room in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

On Friday, October 2nd, 2015. Looking forward to tomorrow's Douglas

movies taping at the Queen Elizabeth Theater at 420-ish, part of the Just for Laughs Festival.

So get a badge or an individual ticket and come on down. And Buffalo, New York will see you at Helium.

It's a gas comedy club on Sunday at 420 for stand-up and a special guest and games.

New Orleans gets a double dose of Doug on October 7th and 8th.

All of my dates are at Douglasmovies.com,

Douglasmovies.com. I signed off after movie 199 on the DLM Challenge on the last mini.

So let's pick up with movie number 200 out of 365 movies and 365 days. I'm feeling confident at this point.

A motion picture called Too Late, a Tarantino-esque crime drama told in five long takes,

the first of which is the least compelling. So stick with it because the great John Hawks is great in it,

and Robert Forster shows up, which is always a good thing too.

It was shot in 35mm and they're looking for a distributor who is willing to skip the VOD release pattern

of most indie movies these days, waiting to show it in 35mm only.

So it may be a minute before you get to see this one.

Number 201, Zoom has its charms, but the subjects of breast enlargements and sex dolls

aren't exactly fresh, and every scene that Gail Barnar Garcia is in is animated for reasons I won't go into right now.

Number 202, the Mind's Eye, a telekinesis thriller that I found more exciting and fast-paced than the original scanners.

Yeah, some heads explode.

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