Category: Books
Dwarfism, little people, and St. Nic, Inc.
Little people, or people with dwarfism, figure prominently in the award winning action novel St. Nic, Inc. for an important reason.
Marriage Story wins with poignant realism and tight screenplay
Marriage Story is a poignant, grounded tale of a marriage in crisis and disintegration. Now…
Thoughts on dealing with post-violence emotional trauma
A post written in the aftermath of the El Paso and Dayton shootings triggered a…
Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time offers up subtle satire of Hollywood
Quentin Tarantino’s black comedy “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood” is less love letter and more industry satire
Wild Rose‘s performances tell poignant story of hope and personal responsibility
A Scottish girl working on the economic margins of Glasgow, Scotland wants to be a…
Anna‘s stylish action elevates its story
Anna is the newest action movie by French auteur director Luc Besson and my full…
Authentic India’s Most Wanted falters as action movie
The decision on whether to formally review India’s Most Wanted, a Bollywood produced “action” movie,…
Set It Up‘s light touch is a worthy diversion into romantic comedy
Set It Up‘s (2018) light touch uses a surprisingly snappy comic script and on-screen chemistry…
The story behind the cover of Calusa Spirits
The cover for Calusa Spirits is great, and I think thing it’s the best one…
Hotel Artemis Struggles at Check In
Hotel Artemis seems to have everything it needs to be a successful film but manages…
