Ada Lovelace is an important historical figure many of us, myself included, are unaware of. The 2019 short film “Ada”…
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The Shirley Jackson story “The Lottery” was one of my earliest influences as a horror writer. Icelandic filmmaker Haukur Björgvinsson…
Day 4 marks the series’ entry into hi-definition. And it shows. The entire production feels sharper, stronger, and more involved…
“Irish Wish” takes all the cheese of a sappy Christmas romcom and gives it an Irish backdrop. The result? A…
My first trip to the theaters in 2024 was a disappointment. Yes, it’s March, yes, its post Oscar season, and…
Season 3 improves on its predecessors once again. Its darker in tone and theme, and a more cohesive story from…
“Dinner Rush” is a true independent film—in setting and style—and proves simplicity is often superior to a blockbuster budget. Released…
“Three Days of the Condor” is a fast-moving thriller. The top-level acting, and memorable characters are second to the amazing…
“Beethoven” is another popular film from 1992 that I missed until now. And it’s the total and polar opposite of…
I was too young for “Basic Instinct” when it was released, and somehow managed to miss it in the years…