Top 5 True Paranormal Movies
When those marketing a movie want to instill a little bit of fear into the audience they market the film as “based on a true story”. Usually this is not entirely accurate (see… Continue reading
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Retro Review: ‘The Burning’
Summer is here and it is time for parents to send their kids off to camp in the hopes of having a quiet house for even a short period of time. But if… Continue reading
Book Review – Charles Fort: The man Who Invented the Supernatural
In the early twentieth century one writer looked at the paranormal in a way which straddle the line between science and entertainment, Charles Fort. His works has inspired countless others and in the… Continue reading
Casting Call: ‘Fantastic Four’
On the big screen the characters of Marvel Comics have never been bigger. Characters like; Iron Man, Captain America, Doctor Strange, and even Rocket Raccoon have grown beyond their four colored beginnings and… Continue reading
The Most Haunted Theaters in America
There is nothing quite like the look and feel of an old theater. As you walk down the aisles and look at the stage you can not help but feel a certain magic… Continue reading
Retro Review: ‘The Mummy’
I have to admit I am writing this particular review because of my current annoyance with people feeling the need to compare the current Tom Cruise film the Mummy with what they call… Continue reading
Top 10 Spaghetti Westerns
The Western is a standard of American cinema and even those who have never seen a film in this genre are familiar with the hallmarks of the Western. Tough no-nonsense heroes, sweeping technicolor… Continue reading
Retro Review: ‘Shaft’
The movie Shaft began life as a sharply written detective flick set in the gritty streets of New York. But the reason this movie is remembered to this day is because of the… Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘Catfight’
Over the years a great number of movies have explored the rift between the haves and have-nots with great sensitivity and insight. But the indie comedy from director Onur Tukel, Catfight explores this… Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘Batman and Bill’
Stories about unsung heroes are always guaranteed to bring out a flood of emotions from people and this is exactly what author Mark Nobleman is aiming for in the documentary Batman and Bill.… Continue reading
