“Mighty Ira” is a powerful documentary that should be required viewing for all Americans. The subject involved is Ira Glasser;…
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“Joe Versus the Volcano” is a relic of a romcom. Released in March of 1990, its the first-time pairing of…
“Before Midnight” is the third installment in a Richard Linklater series that started in 1995. “Midnight” arrives in 2013; nine…
In 1996, the slasher/horror genre was revitalized with Wes Craven’s blockbuster “Scream.” The film featured hot young stars of the…
My plan to watch all of Alfred Hitchcock’s films is underway. The Master of Suspense is clearly one of cinema’s…
I remember liking “The Goonies” upon its release June 7, 1985. Liking, but not loving. Which is nothing short of…
“Three Creepy Tales” is a horror short from indie filmmaker Ashley Nicole. The 13 minute anthology includes three separate stories;…
“Waking Life” puts Richard Linklater in my cache of favorite filmmakers. The indie flick was released in 2001. Ten years…
Mitch Davis’ 2015 film aptly titled “Christmas Eve” is a holiday story like none other. Davis handles all aspects of…
This promises to be anything other than a lengthy and insightful review. The 2011 Hallmark picture “Lucky Christmas” stars Elizabeth…