Movie Review: Red
June 22, 2025Dame Helen Mirren is most renowned for her roles as stuffy British matrons (and the Queen...
Movie Time Nostalga, Part 3: Raising the Stakes with Raising Arizona
June 22, 2025My appreciation of Raising Arizona is as much sentimental as aesthetic. But don't be fooled. It...
Movie Review: Secretariat
June 22, 2025It’s a cheery film, brought to life with pomp and circumstance by Randall Wallace in what...
In Defense of The Social Network: Movie demonizes sexism, doesn’t glamorize it.
June 21, 2025Fiction vs. reality: Eisenberg and Zuckerberg. First things first: I’m in the business of paying close...
Video Game Review: Castlevania: Lords of Shadow
June 21, 2025The game just keeps going and going, yet it never feels padded or in need of...
Book Review: Washington: A Life by Ron Chernow
June 21, 2025Nevertheless, it is a considerable shock to read indictments of Washington in the letters of Patriot...
Book Review: The Fort by Bernard Cornwell
June 21, 2025Bernard Cornwell, who has written a masterful novel about Agincourt, tackles the American Revolution and its...
The Weekly Listicle: Stepchildren Of The Horror Masters
June 20, 2025Today we take a different look at the master horror directors. Each of these moviemakers has...
Art Review: Chaos and Classicism: Art in France, Italy and Germany, 1918-1936
June 20, 2025Chaos and Classicism tells the story of good intentions that went terribly wrong. After the carnage...
Video Game Review: Dead Rising 2
June 20, 2025Any great zombie story has something on its mind other than the now mundane “trial of...




