Local Color Film Review
John, Sr. thinks his son must be a homosexual because he enjoys drawing male nudes. After all, this is 1974, during decidedly less-enlightened times, especially in upstate New York.
Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg Movie Review
Now nearly a century later, her story like her life and her once enduring radio and television persona Molly Goldberg, is being lifted out of obscurity and remembered and revered, in the documentary Yoo-Hoo Mrs. Goldberg.
Bruno Movie Review: Michael Moore on Viagra With Lipstick
A kind of extreme Michael Moore in drag and on Viagra, the brilliantly rude Sacha Baron Cohen embarks on his latest cinematic equal opportunity icon smasher, with all the gusto of a sex-crazed lunatic fringe narcissistic flaming screen queen.
Public Enemies Film Review
In 1996, Theresa Russell starred in a picture called Public Enemies, a mob saga glorifying Ma Barker's reign of terror as the matriarch of a crew of bank robbers comprised of her own sons.
Tony Manero Movie Review
In the film, Raul is an indigent US pop culture fanatic, biding his time in a seedy slum while mulling a scheme to connive his way on to an American Idol local TV show, Chilean style, for a John Travolta/Saturday Night Fever impersonation competitio
