By Geno McGahee What is it with Helen Hunt lately? In the past week, I’ve watched CAST AWAY, then TWISTER and now MURDER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE: THE PAMELA WOJAS SMART STORY. This wasn’t because I’m on a Hunt kick. This is just coincidently the three films I’ve watched recently and […]
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Blue City (1986) – Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy SUSPENSE/DRAMA FILM REVIEW
By Geno McGahee In 1985, THE BREAKFAST CLUB was a monster hit and was the hopeful launching pad for Judd Nelson, the arguable star of the film. Starring alongside him was Ally Sheedy, so putting them together again made sense and it should have made dollars too, but it bombed […]
Scientology and the Aftermath: The Jehovah’s Witnesses Special
By Melissa Antoinette Garza I am not a fan of organized religions. As a child, I went to a bunch of churches and I only ever liked one. It was run by a non-judgemental hippie reverend who had a farm and brought in animals for the kids to play with. […]
The Stolen (2017) – Richard O’Brien Movie Review
By Melissa Antoinette Garza Richard O’Brien portrays Mr. Russell who works at a brothel filled with lovely women. He is just delicious and I love this flick. Now to start, I do have a serious complaint. In a single scene, the film loses all credibility and becomes completely […]
BLESSID: Filmmaker Robert Heske Speaks – Horror Filmmaking, Indie World, Comics & More
Interview by Geno McGahee I recently had the opportunity to watch a film called BLESSID, a horror/drama film that tackles the topic of suicide. BLESSID is a beautiful film. It is shot incredibly well and has an artistry to be appreciated with a slow burn story that gets more compelling […]
Letting Go (2012) – Love, Dogs & More – MOVIE REVIEW
By Geno McGahee Joel (Jake Torem) is having a rough go of it. His longtime girlfriend, April (Shirley Brener) is having some substance abuse problems and the two have lost the connection that they once had. The relationship is in turmoil and it isn’t being helped by Joel’s three large […]