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YOUTH IN REVOLT / LEAP YEAR - Review

One insult after another with nary a punchline to be found.

What’s astounding about Leap Year, the latest in a long line of painful movies where we are to believe that a woman has mistakenly thought the love of her life is the man she’s with but that it’s not until they meet a strapping, charismatic man before they forsake everything they’ve built in their lives just to be with a stranger they invariably know for a relatively short period of time. It… Continue

Daniel Cudmore and Charlie Bewley of Twilight: New Moon - Interview

I realize this is the backhanded way of going about introducing these two actors in what is one the most hyped releases of 2009 but their appearance in the last third of the film’s running time is the best part of the movie.

Really, by the time Edward is thrashed by a very thick and mean Daniel Cudmore who plays part of the vampire royalty in Stephenie Meyer’s series of books about vampires who sparkle in the sun you ar… Continue

Hey all,

I know I've been an absent father as of late but I got some information on Paranormal Activity, one of the most talked about films I know of in recent memory that was made for less than 12k, that I thought I would share.

Please check out the press release and support this movie...

The DreamWorks Pictures and Paramount Pictures limited opening of PARANORMAL ACTIVITY will happen in Phoenix this weekend. This film is not opening wide; instead, this weekend Harkins Tempe Marketplace w… Continue

INTERVIEW - BOBCAT GOLDTHWAIT

When I bought Bobcat Goldthwait’s “Meat Bob” back in 1988 on cassette it was one the very first comedy albums I owned. I put Bobcat up there with Eddie Murphy and George Carlin but, here’s the funny part, I never bought Bob’s shtick. Yeah, he absolutely used that voice that made him famous as Zed in those POLICE ACADEMY and plundered that character for all it was worth but his comedy was brutally funny and honest. To wit, he has a bit in his set where he gives a gl… Continue

THE GOODS: LIVE HARD, SELL HARD - REVIEW

This movie deserves a place.

It deserves a place right next to MISS MARCH, in fact. I usually try and avoid superlatives whenever possible as even when I think I’ve seen the greatest, best, most or fantastical thing “evar” I like to take a minute and step back, reevaluate. 9 times out of 10 I usually back off and just give something a real positive spin, something that is congratulatory and best expresses the delight I felt at seeing the film I apprecia… Continue