Sometimes I’m too lazy for a full-out piece. Sometimes everything I’ve got to say about a film can be summarized in a sentence or two. Sometimes it’s both.
In 1966 when the song “Eleanor Rigby” came out, the passing of a note in a college classroom was perhaps more commonplace. Fifty years later Connor (James McAvoy)
Once Joan Rivers left the red carpet after too many publicist debacle’s, the universe gave us Star Jones followed by Ryan Seacrest, an insulting lubed up puppet show
Prison has been documented by filmmaker’s countless times, with the French film A Prophet as the genre’s most authentic and sharp character study, which follows the prison sentence
In the late 80’s, early 90’s, I attended a performance of Jerry Steiner’s play Other People’s Money at the Hartford Stages is CT. Steiner’s play had been a
One of the greatest films ever made, thanks to Paddy Chayefsky’s outstanding screenplay (Oscar winning…one of the finest ever penned); director Sidney Lumet’s incisive direction and career best
“If I do my job perfectly I will probably kill you” Seeing Billy Wilder’s The Apartment seemed like a task, like something on a college film studies syllabus
Let me preface this review by saying the following: Zombie Chronicles: The Infected is not a horror film, as it does not fulfill the requirements for a horror
Jason, a recently widowed father tries to re-connect with the world after his wife’s passing, by entering the internet dating scene, all the while neglecting his young son
