A Good Day to Be Black & Sexy DVD Review
Shot mostly in shadows, my guess is that writer/director Dennis Dortch deliberately decided to make it hard to see the steamy action unfolding onscreen.
The Wartime Experience of American Women is Told in The Soldiers’ Own Words.
Theater for the New City presents 'The Lonely Soldier Monologues (Women at War in Iraq),' based on a book by Helen Benedict, directed by William Electric Black
Confessions of A Shopaholic Movie Review
In a big screen bid to have your designer duds and wear them too, Confessions Of A Shopaholic and its airhead consumer junkie protagonist played by Isla Fisher, never ring true.
These are The Days: The Austin Punk Scene is Reanimated!
I thought I had vacated a Time Machine such as Rod Taylor in the H. G. Wells movie by the same name. Was I at The Museum of Natural History looking at Neanderthal dioramas in a primordial backdrop?
Quarantine DVD Review
When the call finally comes in about a woman in distress, the news team eagerly tags along with the firehouse crew over to an apartment building, with tenants in a state of initially subdued panic milling about the lobby.
