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A fascinating character study and study of the human condition during a time in history that sets the stage for what would become the worst
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A fascinating character study and study of the human condition during a time in history that sets the stage for what would become the worst
As Producer Jason Blum, founder and CEO of Blumhouse knows, I was less than impressed with last year’s “Oculus” which was released under the Blumhouse
I don’t know what it is about filmmakers from Down Under. Be they the groups of siblings to hit the ground running over the past
Let’s just start by saying, Colin is King! We have always known that Colin Firth is the perfect romantic leading man, the perfect “single man”,
Based on a true story, with a script by Eric J. Adams, director Deon Taylor explores the dividing lines of race, family and the hate
Anyone who knows me or who has read any of my reviews or interviews over the past few decades knows of my admiration and affection
STRANGE MUSIC is music to my heart! Think an animated “Moulin Rouge!” that embraces the George Lucas ideals of dark & light, finding beauty and
Never would I have imagined someone could take the structural complexities of Philip Roth’s penultimate novel, and turn it into a film, let alone see
Ringing my bell with laughter is THE WEDDING RINGER. Directed by Jeremy Garelick and co-written by Garelick and Jay Lavender, THE WEDDING RINGER goes into
Although in limited release, an indie gem that requires mention, and your attention, is Film Independent Spirit Award nominee LITTLE ACCIDENTS. Written and directed by
I have never known the world without Paddington Bear. Born into the literary world around the same time as myself in 1958, Michael Bond’s “A
A thoughtful film that places the past and its lingering effects on the present as told through feuding Appalachian families who can’t or don’t want
