…best dramatic moments come about solely through gameplay. I’ll never forget picking my way slowly through the ruins of a bunker where the mayor of Boston committed suicide shortly after… View Post

…I do not count myself among his most vocal admirers, I have tremendous respect for any director who successfully manages to shock his viewers out of the dull complacency that… View Post

…in reinventing the comic book industry in the 21st century. Alias was the series that launched Marvel’s Max Comics, an imprint created expressly for telling stories set in the Marvel… View Post

…Hawke’s character the first go around. Ransone’s search leads him to a country home where Shannyn Sossamon’s character is living in hiding with her two boys trying to avoid her… View Post

…Your options are to sit up close and be completely absorbed into this savage narrative or sit way back in the theater and relish the artistry of how Tarantino and… View Post

…a strange way has excited my curiosity about both Austen’s novel and Grahame-Smith’s parody. Perhaps that is a sad commentary on what it takes to get me to read a… View Post

…have ever seen in a movie. It would not surprise me at all in the years to come if The Witch were to completely redefine witches on screen for an… View Post

…the Bronx and Brooklyn all sharing their different tastes and influences. With a combination of Cuban Mambo, R&B, doo-wop, jazz and rock, Latin Boogaloo was a pure New York phenomenon… View Post

…as an intern at a production company in Los Angeles, I turned 21 years years old and I discovered the films of Samuel Fuller. I was already completely obsessed with… View Post