Phantom of the Opera
By: debbie lynn elias Since first hearing of the project a few years ago, I have anxiously awaited this latest interpretation of Gaston Leroux’s novel and
By: debbie lynn elias Since first hearing of the project a few years ago, I have anxiously awaited this latest interpretation of Gaston Leroux’s novel and
By: debbie lynn elias THE PILL, a witty and wry film by Michelle Goetsche, is an Official Selection at the Los Angeles International Short Film
By: debbie lynn elias Ahoy mateys! Shiver me timbers, I think we have a winner here! In it’s second attempt to take a popular theme
By: debbie lynn elias “Did no one come to save me just because they missed me? ” Captain Jack Sparrow Well, Captain Sparrow, you need
By: debbie lynn elias Adages abound when trying to describe Tim Burton’s version of “Planet of the Apes.” Everything old is new again — NOT!
By: debbie lynn elias Call me crazy or the little girl who never grew up, but there was no way I could pass up reviewing this
By: debbie lynn elias Seems like only yesterday when what seemed like an entirely new genre of film took hold of us. With a little
By: debbie lynn elias Sandra Bullock and Julian McMahon are two actors whose work is typically above par in any genre. Bullock, who is branching
By: debbie lynn elias There is a reason that Culver City is called “The Heart of Screenland.” Rich in history with everything from MGM and
By: debbie lynn elias Opening August 3, “The Princess Diaries” is an enchanting modern day fairytale based on the novel by Meg Cabot about a
By: debbie lynn elias More of a continuation than a sequel of the 2001 Disney big screen mega-hit based on the enchanting (and highly successful) series
By: debbie lynn elias Aaron, Abe, Robert and Phillip are friends. More than that, however, they view themselves as entrepreneurs, saviors of the future, and naturally,
