Nicholas Meyer, director of the best of the Star Trek movies, gets at what always bothered me about the Abrams reboots. There’s no question as to J.J.’s
For those keeping track, here are the Summer of Long Knives book blog tour stops for Sept 29th-October 5th. Monday, September 29th: JulzReads Wednesday, October 1st: Back
It has a lot to do with passages like this one, taken from the Village Voice’s Allen Scherstuhl’s review of Altas Shrugged III: Your Rail, My
Is The Drop any good? I caught it yesterday at a prescreening. The answer is yes. This adaptation of a Dennis Lehane short story is full of
Here’s the last installment of my forty-two favorite movies since 1971. (I was born in 1971 and I’m 42 years old, see…) Here are parts
As those who’ve read the previous two parts of this post know, I’m talking about my 42 favorite films since my birth year, 1971.
I just saw one: Edge of Tomorrow. It’s as fun a summer blockbuster as you’ll find. The premise unites the ideas behind Groundhog Day and Aliens in a way
Many of the early reviews of Errol Morris’s The Unknown Known (which I saw just a little while ago thanks to iTunes) compared it to Morris’s The
I don’t know too much about Lion and Leopard, the book I just received from Dactyl Review, but I do know this. The cover is damn handsome.
I think he kinda liked it. Set in Munich three years after the Nazis assumed power in Germany, The Summer of Long Knives by Jim Snowden (@snowdenlit)