Hey, Boo Movie Review: Courtroom Drama ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ On Trial
The story of a black man railroaded in a Deep South court and slaughtered for a crime he didn't commit, To Kill A Mockingbird initiated a groundbreaking and fearless challenge to Southern racism and segregation, especially considering that it emerg
Under The Boardwalk: Director Kevin Tostado’s Monopoly Movie
Also, how Monopoly originated during the Great Depression as an anti-capitalist game and then flipped the script; which real life robber baron Mr. Monopoly alias Rich Uncle Moneybags is drawn from; the dark side of the Monopoly junkie personality; w
Arts Express: Screen Wiseguy Robert Loggia Talks Grief, Gangsters And Ravioli
In my conversation with Robert Loggia, he also talks about his bicycle in the movie as a chariot to oblivion, and memorable screen moments like dancing on a piano with Tom Hanks in Big. And how Loggia's immigrant workingclass roots as the son of a
The Beaver: A Conversation With Jodie Foster
Jodie Foster, like Mel Gibson, is not without substantial controversy in her own life. And we're not talking when as a ten year old child actor, she was attacked by a lion and briefly carried away in its mouth while filming Disney's Napoleon And S
Passion Play – A Mickey Rourke Special
This film is littered with gaping plot holes at every turn, one of which is when Nate gets into a relationship with Lily but doesn't ask how come she's got a pair of angel wings growing out of her back.
