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By: debbie lynn elias I have long been an admirer of Kevin Smith’s filmmaking ethic; although not always a fan of some of his films. He
By: debbie lynn elias I have long been an admirer of Kevin Smith’s filmmaking ethic; although not always a fan of some of his films. He
By: debbie lynn elias Filmmaking and storytelling that spring from old adages and morals, lensed within a single confined space to intensify the emotional palpability
By: debblie lynn elias Long have we heard the old adage that “marriage is hell”, but what about the honeymoon? Thanks to first time writer/director
By: debbie lynn elias With a beguiling adorable awkwardness, first time screenwriter/director Stuart Murdoch puts a song in your heart and a spring in your
By: debbie lynn elias Who doesn’t love a good Elmore Leonard novel or film adaptation? Certainly writer/director Daniel Schechter does, for with LIFE OF CRIME,
By: debbie lynn elias Tougher than Steele! Better than Bond. Brains over gadgets. It’s Brosnan, Pierce Brosnan, as THE NOVEMBER MAN. At the top of his
By: debbie lynn elias 151. That’s the number of games the De La Salle High School Spartan football team won – consecutively. That’s right. In
By: debbie lynn elias A perfect blend of classic film noir and graphic novel, SIN CITY 2: A DAME TO KILL FOR is deliciously decadent.
A classically styled drama from writer Sabrina Gennarino and director Pieter Gaspersz, AFTER is thoughtfully absorbing and beautifully acted, focusing not only on the dynamics
By: debbie lynn elias You know them. You love them. You have a kick-ass time with them. And they’re back! Bigger and badder than ever,
By: debbie lynn elias To paraphrase screenwriter Steven Knight, “Food is memories”. Since the days of a feeble Oliver Twist innocently saying “Please sir, I
By: debbie lynn elias I admit it. I had some doubts when it was announced James Gunn (whom I admire and am a fan of
