By: debbie lynn elias Adapted by writer/director Andrew Dominik from Charles V. Higgins’ 1984 crime novel Coganfs Trade, KILLING THEM SOFTLY moves from Higgins’ 1970’s
By: debbie lynn elias In 1984, the movie world was rocked by John Milius’ RED DAWN. Politically set in the Cold War era, WWIII had
By: debbie lynn elias It’s been 28 years since the movie world was rocked by John Milius’ RED DAWN. Beloved to the point of cult
By: debbie lynn elias A man on the move with a voice becoming more familiar to us all as the years go by is Christopher
By: debbie lynn elias Maybe the Mayans got it right after all. Maybe 2012 is the end of the world. It certainly is the end
By: debbie lynn elias I always find it interesting during interviews to ask actors and actresses about their “take away” from a particular film. Responses
By: debbie lynn elias UNIVERSAL SOLDIER: DAY OF RECKONING is the latest chapter in the ongoing saga of the Unisols – a cloned “master race”
By: debbie lynn elias There is no question that Leo Tolstoy admired women. His works are not only replete with a multiplicity of discussions about
By: debbie lynn elias Michael Biehn and Jennifer Blanc-Biehn are easily my favorite “Hollywood” couple. As far from the trappings of Hollywood glamour as you
By: debbie lynn elias During the recent press day for LAWLESS, together with only a handful of other vetted print and online journalists, I sat
By: debbie lynn elias Leslye Headland is a kick in the ass. Forthright, brash, honest and enthusiastic about her work, a woman who speaks her
By: debbie lynn elias Kenn Viselman is a creative visionary. On talking with him, you just want to give him a great big hug, much
