WELCOME TO THE RILEYS
By: debbie lynn elias Although completed in 2008, it wasn’t until after Sundance 2010 and a tour on the festival circuit that Jake Scott’s WELCOME
By: debbie lynn elias Although completed in 2008, it wasn’t until after Sundance 2010 and a tour on the festival circuit that Jake Scott’s WELCOME
By: debbie lynn elias There are two definitions of the word “conviction.” The first, is “an unshakable belief in something without need for proof or
By: debbie lynn elias Like a fine wine, some things just keep getting better with age, and as we have certainly seen this year, action
By: debbie lynn elias Back in late 1978, there was a little unrated gem of a film that played around the country called “Day of
By: debbie lynn elias The Oscar race is off and running when SECRETARIAT jumps out of the gate. Emotional, sweeping, epic, horses, a true story,
By: debbie lynn elias One of my Top Twenty films of all time is Tomas Alfredson’s LET THE RIGHT ONE IN. Written by John Lindqvist
By: debbie lynn elias I have never been a Woody Allen fan. Although as a film critic I appreciate the content and quality of his
By: debbie lynn elias Think back to your high school days. Wasn’t there at least one person who made you miserable? One person that always
By: debbie lynn elias When George Bernard Shaw wrote “Youth is wasted on the young”, he obviously didn’t know of writer/director Nicholas Fackler. Now only
By: debbie lynn elias As every true romantic knows, for each person on the planet, there is that one special someone with whom each was
By: debbie lynn elias What were producers Dan Halsted, Dan Kolsrud and David Scheer thinking when they opted to spend $20 million on this latest
By: debbie lynn elias Works by Dan Waters have, for me, vacillated between the “love it” “hate it” extremes. His first at bat, the dark
