Christmas TV Specials for the Irreparably Brain Damaged
Christmastime in America “means” several things, one in particular: a surfeit of TV specials
Christmastime in America “means” several things, one in particular: a surfeit of TV specials
I’m sorry to keep beating this particular dead horse, as I promised in the last of my three articles about Hallmark Channel movies that I wouldn’t write about ‘em any more, but I’ve got a bit more to say
In the 1980s movie-verse 1987 was something of an anomaly, being an authentically good year for film
The fabled Grand Guignol Theatre in Paris was and continues to be a source of endless fascination
There’s nothing else quite like EINSTEIN ON THE BEACH
Here I’ll focus on the sole element relating to THE TERMINATOR that hasn’t already been picked over and/or argued about to death: the two novelizations it inspired
What follows is a more-or-less random selection of Halloween-themed ephemera
2019 is shaping up as, among other things, a year in which quite a few vital character actors breathed their last breath
I really hate to keep repeating myself in my year-end summations, but I just have to say it: 1988 was an abysmal year for movies
Oftentimes it can be difficult to grasp just how much a skilled supporting player adds to the movies s/he graces—until, that is, the player in question is no longer with us