Written by Michael MooreDirected by Michael Moore I’ve seen too often in recent years that people don’t care about stories on the evening news unless it affects them personally. A bridge collapse? […]
Movie Review: Roger & Me – GM and Mattel Are the Black Sheep of Globalization
Book Review: Babylon Confidential by Claudia Christian – What Doesn’t Kill You…
The name Claudia Christian will likely be recognized by many science fiction fans. She played the strong & sexy Susan Ivanova on the series Babylon 5 for 4 seasons. What I didn’t […]
Movie Review – Storm Chasers: Revenge of the Twister – Kelly McGillis Has Sunk to Roles Like This?
Written by Jeffrey WynneDirected by Mark Sobel I think I ended up with this movie by mistake when I was looking for some documentaries about my favorite subjects: the weather and natural […]
Book Review: Plum Spooky by Janet Evanovich – Between the Numbers Once Again
In the series of books centered around lingerie buyer turned bounty hunter Stephanie Plum, there are a series of books centered around various holidays that fall in between the other books. Plum […]
DVD Review: North and South – What a Divided People Fighting Looks Like
Written by John Jakes, Douglas Heyes, Paul F. Edwards, Patricia Green, and Kathleen A. ShelleyDirected by Richard T. Heffron North and South is a mini-series first aired in 1985, 1986, and 1994 […]
Book Review – Wild Boy: My Life in Duran Duran by Andy Taylor – Behind the Scenes
After reading John Taylor’s biography, I was motivated to seek out the older autobiography by Andy Talyor. People I talked to said Andy was more forthcoming about some of the conflict within […]
Glenn Tilbrook: One for the Road – Obviously He’s Never Seen a Chevy Chase Film…
I’ve been a huge fan of the band Squeeze for about as long as I can remember, particularly lead singer and songwriter Glenn Tilbrook. Any time they came to New York, I […]
Movie Review: Lethal Weapon 2 – Weakest in the Series, But Still Fun to Watch
Written by Shane Black, Warren Murphy, and Jeffrey BoamDirected by Richard Donner Of all the films in the Lethal Weapon franchise, the second one is the story that seems the most out […]
Choosing Blu-Rays for Twelve Days
One thing we learned when we went camping in Rhode Island for three nights last month (our second overnight with our new camper) was that went the campground doesn’t have wifi, and […]
Book Review – Frankenstein Book Three: Dead and Alive by Dean Koontz – Fail
At the end of this book, my overall feeling was: I should have known better. I’ve had this uneven relationship with author Dean Koontz over the years. He’s written some of my […]
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