Written by Alvin Sargent, Michael Chabon, Miles Millar, Alfred Gough, Stan Lee, and Steve DitkoDirected by Sam Raimi Spider-Man was big in our house right during the 2000’s. There was a growing […]
Movie Review: Spider-Man 2 – It’s A Lonely, Not-So-Wonderful Life
Book Review: Vanquish by Bradley Wright – With So Many Good Writers Out There, How Did This Get Published?
The first book in the Xander King series by Bradley Wright was recommended to me somewhere along the line. My review of Whiskey & Roses was tepid, but sometimes series will get […]
Summer 2022 Round-Up
I haven’t done one of these in a while. It’s been a busy summer that seems to have flown by. I’m glad, really, because the heat is not my thing. I much […]
Movie Review: Patch Adams – Robin Williams Trots Out the Same Persona Again
Written by Patch Adams, Maureen Mylander, and Steve OedekerkDirected by Tom Shadyac I have always liked Robin Willaims as an actor, truly I have. He has been in so many good roles […]
Spirit of Yosemite – Yosemite National Park’s Visitor’s Center Film on DVD
Walk into just about any of our National Parks and you’ll find at least one video playing in the Visitor’s Center. Spirit of Yosemite is a DVD copy of the film that […]
Book Review: Put the Needle on the Record – An Art Almost Lost
I’m a child of the 1980’s. My late teens and early 20’s encompassed that decade, and what I remember of it was a lot of fun. There’s a lot of it I […]
The Rolling Stones: Under Review 1962-1966 – The Stones Before Satisfaction and After
Most of the so-called “critical reviews” out there are nothing more than people I don’t know telling me why I should like a band. I don’t need someone to tell me why […]
Movie Review: Lady Chatterley – Sean Bean (Almost) Nude
Written by DH Lawrence, Michael Haggiag, and Ken RussellDirected by Ken Russell For those who have read the book(s) by DH Lawrence upon which this British mini-series is based, I’ll leave the […]
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving – Peppermint Patty and Linus Spend Thanksgiving with Charlie Brown’s Grandmother?
The Peanuts specials were always something I looked forward to on the various holidays. As a child, they were definitely my favorite television programs. As an adult, they bring a sense of […]
Book Review: Wild Fire by Nelson DeMille – DeMille’s Thrilling Take on Home-Grown Terrorism
Of all the detective series with gritty, smart-aleck detectives, I have to say that John Corey grates on me the most. I have a love/hate relationship with these books because the stories […]
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