By: debbie lynn elias Come on! Admit it! The title alone – A GOOD OLD FASHIONED ORGY – has piqued your curiosity and interest more than just a little bit. Then look at the cast, a veritable Who’s Who of comedy – both in front of and behind the camera.
By: debbie lynn elias By now, the entire world knows who Victor Garber is (and if they don’t, they should be horsewhipped). The consummate professional, we have seen him dazzle us on stage, screen and television playing everyone from the quiet and unassuming architect of the Titanic to the flamboyant
By: debbie lynn elias For years, Renny Harlin, has been a name synonymous with action, adventure, thrills, exhilaration. American audiences were first introduced to Harlin back in 1988 with PRISON, and a further installment in the highly successful NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET franchise, the fourth, with THE DREAMMASTER. But it
By: debbie lynn elias In August of 2008, the eyes and television cameras of the world were all turned on an event of international importance. Sadly, it may not have been the right event to be focused on, for while the world was watching the pomp and circumstance of the
By: debbie lynn elias “We want to be friends. They don’t want you, but WE do.” And so the tone is set for DON’T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK. Who is it that wants to be “friends”? DON’T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK is based on the 1973 ABC telemovie
By: debbie lynn elias We are definitely on a roll this year with some high caliber book to screen adaptations. Generally, a disappointment when the literary word is translated to t he big screen, 2011 has thus far yielded a healthy crop of best sellers that are equally as wonderful
By: debbie lynn elias Going into FRIGHT NIGHT (2011) , I have to admit I had a lot of trepidation. I am more than familiar with the cult classic 1985 original given that I was on set for much of the filming and actually did some pick up work on
By: debbie lynn elias In the past four years, EMMA STONE has been in sixteen (yes, 16) films. She dazzled us in “Easy A”, defines “Crazy Stupid Love” with Ryan Gosling and Steve Carrell, made us laugh out loud in “The House Bunny” and “Zombieland” and now, with THE HELP,
By: debbie lynn elias Eloquently and authentically adapted and directed by Tate Taylor from the best-selling book by Kathryn Stockett, THE HELP is a rare gem indeed. Not only does it celebrate and showcase the friendship and sisterhood of women, it celebrates the love and strength of the 1960’s often
By: debbie lynn elias Kathryn Bolkovac is a name you may know, and if you don’t, you should. Bolkovac was at the center of an explosive exposure of human sex trafficking taking place in 1999 post-war Serbia and Bosnia. A Nebraska cop, divorced mother of three, after seeing a flyer
