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Latest Reviews
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Aaron Wolf’s remarkable documentary, Restoring Tomorrow, puts so many important things together it boggles my mind. The main theme deals with restoration of the beautiful Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles, but the story covers over 80 years -- going back to when the temple...
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Back in the 14th Century, the Scots yearned to be free from English domination. Directed by David Mackenzie, Outlaw King deals with part of the historic struggles that took place, particularly events involving Robert the Bruce -- called the Outlaw King -- who managed to defeat...
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The opening scene of The Girl in the Spider’s Web, the new film by director Fede Alvarez, hints at something really special. The darkened scene features actress Claire Foy’s character in full-on black leathers, with lighted cigarette dangling from...
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If you are a fan of the great Orson Welles and curious about his last film, The Other Side of the Wind, please don’t miss director Morgan Neville’s revealing documentary, They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead. Although the title comes from a Welles quote he denies...
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Latest Features
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Below are more soundtrack reviews and poetry.
Drag Me to Hell (Christopher Young, 2009) *** How much do our expectations and bias cloud enjoyment? Can open-mindedness be blunted by such strong preferences for what came before? A curious case, Christopher...
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During the entire month of November (2018), Movie Addict Headquarters is presenting an ON DEMAND interview with legendary producer Stephen Simon, whose acclaimed movies include Somewhere in Time and What Dreams May Come. During this vintage episode, Simon talks...
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Grab-Bag Review
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After those tired 2010 leftovers are about to leave our multiplexes and before summer hopefuls arrive, mid-March seems a good time to release a crime thriller. Opening this weekend, The Lincoln Lawyer is such a film. Although...
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