FRIGHT NIGHT
By: debbie lynn elias Going into FRIGHT NIGHT (2011) , I have to admit I had a lot of trepidation. I am more than familiar
By: debbie lynn elias Going into FRIGHT NIGHT (2011) , I have to admit I had a lot of trepidation. I am more than familiar
By: debbie lynn elias Eloquently and authentically adapted and directed by Tate Taylor from the best-selling book by Kathryn Stockett, THE HELP is a rare
By: debbie lynn elias Kathryn Bolkovac is a name you may know, and if you don’t, you should. Bolkovac was at the center of an
By: debbie lynn elias Brendan Gleeson is an actor who, with every performance, makes me admire and appreciate his talent and ability more than I
By: Tommy Elias PREFACE by debbie lynn elias In what is becoming a several-times-a-year event, it is my pleasure to bring you another review from
By: debbie lynn elias When a book is on the Best Seller List for 120 weeks (after initially being rejected by publishers for years) and
By: debbie lynn elias Since the early days of film and Cecille B. DeMille, the relationship between man and religion has been one of both
By: debbie lynn elias Making its debut last month at the Los Angeles Film Festival is one of the indie charmers of the year, TERRI.
By: debbie lynn elias A charming and heartwarming documentary that debuted at the 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival is one that now makes its way
By: debbie lynn elias Scoring my vote as the #1 Narrative Competition Feature in the 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival and walking away with an
By: debbie lynn elias UCLA film grad Jennifer Arnold brings us what I believe is one of the most inspiring films to come from the
By: debbie lynn elias While this may be the big opening weekend for the much anticipated Michael Bay-Shia LaBeouf adventure, TRANSFORMERS 3: DARK SIDE OF
