News Article  Blurb 'Fiction'  Pupl Fiction, Part Deux? Don't
expect a sequel to Quentin Tarantino's $108 million-grossing
blockbuster anytime soon. But then again, who needs one? You
could already fill a multiplex with the number of recent films
dubbed Fiction-esque. To Die For, The Prophecy, and Desperado
are all cashing in on the success of the John Travolta hit by
highlighting such reviewer quotes as ''The Pulp Fiction of
supernatural thrillers'' (The Prophecy) and ''Pulp Fiction goes
South of the Border'' (Desperado) in their promotional
campaigns.  Movieline critic Stephen Farber, whose rave about To
Die For was snagged for a promo, thinks the ads could cause
moviegoer disappointment. ''I just said To Die For was the most
enjoyable American movie I've seen since Pulp Fiction,'' he
notes. ''It doesn't necessarily mean they have that much in
common.''  Though none of the studios would comment on the
proliferation of Pulp, director Gary Fleder, whose upcoming
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