Alfie
By: debbie lynn elias First, a smash hit on the London stage. Next, the rage of the day as a 1966 film directed by Lewis
By: debbie lynn elias First, a smash hit on the London stage. Next, the rage of the day as a 1966 film directed by Lewis
By: debbie lynn eliasIn 1865, Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, a mathematics professor at Christchurch University in Oxford, England forever changed the world. No, he didn’t
By: debbie lynn elias Debuting on the festival circuit at the AFI Film Fest in 2006 is a frighteningly comedic “horror” situation – ALIEN AUTOPSY.
By: debbie lynn elias Who out there hasn’t been entertained – or even a little scared – watching classic sci-fi films like “The Day the
By: debbie lynn elias As I sit and ponder the new year, several thoughts and resolutions come to mind. First is Rule One – If
By: debbie lynn elias “Alien” – “Predator”. Two of the most popular other worldly bad guys to hit the big screen. Somehow you had to
By: debbie lynn elias America – a country that boasts 5% of the world’s population but 40% of the world’s advertising. America – a country
By: debbie lynn elias Be warned. This movie does not “star” Julia Roberts. The star of this film is, without a doubt (and luckily for
By: debbie lynn elias It has long been said that laughter is the best medicine for what ails you. Well, given the state of affairs
By: debbie lynn elias Debuting at the AFI Film Festival in November 2005, “An American Haunting” was at the top of my list for films
By: debbie lynn elias As the school bell rings the start of another day, let me say this – AN EDUCATION is some kind of
By: debbie lynn elias The 1970’s brought an entirely new aspect to the nightly news Instead of responsible, earnest reporting from the likes of Cronkite
