I’ve visited Las Vegas many times, wandered that big jewel-encrusted oasis standing amidst the vast desert wasteland of Nevada. The…
Author: Kevin Clark
Kevin Clark
Kevin became a film addict as a teenager and hasn't looked back since. When not voraciously reading film analysis and searching for that next great film, he enjoys hiking and listening to surf music. If he had a time machine, he'd have the greatest lunch conversation ever with Katharine Hepburn and Tallulah Bankhead. You can also find Kevin writing comic/graphic novel reviews over at The Comic Book Dispatch.
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I haven’t read Colleen Hoover’s book “It Ends with Us,” which is the basis for the new film of the…
I’ve never seen the much-acclaimed 2018 version of the “A Star is Born” because the 1976 version (with scruffy Kris…
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