Eulogy
By: debbie lynn elias Newcomer Michael Clancy makes his debut as writer-director with one of the darkest, and funniest, comedies of the year, “Eulogy.” The
By: debbie lynn elias Newcomer Michael Clancy makes his debut as writer-director with one of the darkest, and funniest, comedies of the year, “Eulogy.” The
By: debbie lynn elias What is about dysfunctional families that are so attractive to us? For me, as I am certain for many of you,
By: debbie lynn elias When there’s something strange in the neighborhood, who ya gonna call? Ivan Reitman! That’s right, one of the kings of product
By: debbie lynn elias What man writes a script – a comedy no less – that has a character who gets his testicles blown off?
By: debbie lynn elias Pompe Disease. How many of you have heard of it? I hadn’t. But thanks to Harrison Ford, who was inspired by
By: debbie lynn elias We are so accustomed to seeing John Cusack as a sensitive, confident, intelligent, sexy, amiable and very likeable “Lloyd Dobbleresque” character,
By: debbie lynn elias When choosing my final review of the year for you, there was a bit of influence over my decision; that of
By: debbie lynn elias After sitting on a shelf at Miramax for over two years (which seems to be the rule rather than the exception
By: debbie lynn elias Established producer Patricia Foulkrod steps out of her comfort zone and into the war zone as director and writer of THE
By: debbie lynn elias The often overlooked force with its role in personal safety, water safety, national security and the environment, the US Coast Guard
By: debbie lynn elias I love Vegas. Not only do I like to participate in a few of those skill games like Poker and Blackjack,
By: debbie lynn elias Opening Friday, March 1, 2002, “40 Days and 40 Nights” is a fable of Biblical and mythic proportion. Dumped six months
