My Idea of Fun
You know what’s fun? After the fact end-of-the-world predictions!
Horror in the Workplace: 1990-94
The situation was this: a patron complained to the theater manager that someone was talking during a movie. As an usher it was my job to quiet the person down
R.I.P. Glen A. Larson
Television producer Glen A. Larson, had an indelible effect on my childhood–and if you happen to be in your thirties or forties, Mr. Larson probably had an equally profound effect on yours
2014: A LOOK BACK IN HORROR
Below you’ll find the latest addition of my annual “Look Back in Horror” overview. Film, Fiction, Tributes.
Better than FIFTY SHADES OF GREY
Let’s not mince words: FIFTY SHADES OF GREY is an abomination in any permutation it might take
Eighties Nuke Movies
Nuclear war, as we all well know, has been the subject of many a movie
On Chris Cunningham
Having explored the careers of so many accomplished filmmakers, here I’ll take a look at one who has not lived up to his full potential.
Killing Kids
Back in 2007 I came across a provocative posting on a popular online message board
The Cleveland Kidnapping: Two Memoirs
Unless you’ve been away from Earth the past two years you’re probably aware of the Cleveland Kidnapping case that gripped America in May of 2013
The Modern Horror Movie: A Diagnosis
According to one prominent online critic, the modern horror movie is “down for the count.”