The SF Weekly just described “Triple Fisher” as “a Rashomon-like retelling of a story which didn’t really need to be told in the first place.”  I couldn’t have said it better myself.

Here’s the entire write-up:

Triple Fisher: The Lethal Lolitas of Long Island

Cultural critics never fail to insist that this is the worst that it’s ever gotten, that the media have never been more sensationalistic or depraved; right now, there are plenty of people who will tell you that TV shows such as Here Comes Honey Boo Boo or Jersey Shore represent a heretofore unimaginable cultural nadir. But the morally outraged tend to have a short memory, which is why they don’t remember mid-1992, when the nation was entranced by the media coverage of Amy Fisher, a 17-year-old who shot her 36-year-old lover’s wife in the head. How entranced were we by this story? Seven months later, ABC, CBS, and NBC each broadcast a made-for-TV Amy Fisher movie within the span of a week, and the versions starring a slumming Drew Barrymore and Alyssa Milano went head-to-head on the same night in a statutory rape-’n’-ratings showdown. But director Dan Kapelovitz has not forgotten those dumb days, and his fascinating Triple Fisher: The Lethal Loliltas of Long Island (playing tonight at the Roxie) is a mash-up of the three pictures, resulting in a Rashomon-like retelling of a story which didn’t really need to be told in the first place. Kapelovitz’s audacious video remix of the worst of the ’90s even makes it worth hearing the word “Buttafuoco” again.

— By Sherilyn Connelly

Triple Fisher is coming to the Land Down Under!!!!  Never before seen south of the equator, will the new-and-improved Kapelovision logo spin the opposite direction????  Come to the Melbourne Underground Festival and find out.

“Triple Fisher” has the great honor of being part of the Fourth Annual Everything is Festival at the Cinefamily.  There is going to be an intense top-secret special guest there as well.  Stay tuned for more details!!!!

On June 9, 2013, in a group art show above Glitter Death at 1443 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood, California, featuring such artists as the Bunny Boy, Shaun Partridge, John Aes-Nihil, Howie Pyro, Karen Centerfold and more, the below Triple Fisher-inspired art piece will be on display (and for sale).

“Triple Fisher” will be playing at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Littleton, Colorado, Thursday August 29th.  Director Dan Kapelovitz will be in person!!!!! (Note: This is a new date.  The show was originally scheduled for August 15th.)

To all of you Bay Area-nites: Save the Date of Thursday August 1, 2013 for an extremely rare screening of “Triple Fisher: The Lethal Lolitas of Long Island” with director Dan Kapelovitz in person (schedule permitting).

There are two shows (7:30pm and 9:15pm) at the Roxie Theater in San Francisco.

Only at the Alamo: Triple Fisher: The Lethal Lolitas of Long Island

Not rated, 78 min. Directed by Dan Kapelovitz., Starring Drew Barrymore, Alyssa Milano and Noëlle Parker.

Thursday (5/9), 10:30pm

Alamo Drafthouse Village, 2700 W. Anderson

Last night’s screening was awesome.  After the film, director Dan Kapelovitz spoke to actor Nicky Corello, who had never even seen the original film he was in, “Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story.”  He said that he was busy working when the original aired so he was on an airplane, and noted that this was before DVRs.  We also learned that his character Frankie has a back story.  It turns out that Frankie is a Vietnam War Veteran, and that’s why he’s a little off.

I had the awesome pleasure of meeting for the first time one of the stars of my film, Nicky Corello, who plays Frankie.  Frankie has many of the best lines of the film, lines that, in my humble opinion, are up there with cinematic classics like “Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn” and “Go ahead, make my day.”

Actor Nicky Corello and director Dan Kapelovitz with an actual original script from “Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story.”

I am thrilled to announce that Nicky Corello who plays Frankie in “Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story” will be attending this Sunday night’s screening of “Triple Fisher: The Lethal Lolitas of Long Island.”

Here is a shot of Nicky Corello on the set of “Casualties of Love.”

And this is Nicky Corello on the set of “Sugar Hill” in make-up that he had to wear on the airplane to get to California to shoot his scenes for the Amy Fisher film.