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Interviews
Director: Today’s PC Police Would Cuff Lenny Bruce
“It’s a sign of a being a grown up to laugh at something you don’t agree with,” Balaker says. By…
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Reviews
‘Risen’ Turns Resurrection into Taut Procedural
They could support micro-budgeted films like “Fireproof” knowing the craftsmanship might be rough around the edges. Or, they could pony up…
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Movies
Why ‘The Witch’ Is the Best Horror in a Generation
“Rosemary’s Baby” (the 1960s). “The Omen” (the 1970s). “The Shining” (the 1980s). “The Blair Witch Project” (1990s). Add “The Witch”…
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Reviews
‘Race’ Runs on Character, Not Victimization
Blame an entertainment culture that applauds black victimization, witness the hosannas thrown toward Beyonce and Kendrick Lamar in recent days.…
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Reviews
‘Forsaken’ Squanders Dueling Sutherlands
John Henry Clayton reconnects with his father, a disapproving reverend played by Kiefer’s real-life father, the great Donald Sutherland. The…
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Reviews
‘Serpent’ Still Horror’s Ultimate Burial Shocker
Don Coscarelli’s “Phantasm” exploits the imagery of a mortuary (and the process of embalming) to unsettling effect. Roger Corman’s “Premature…
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Interviews
‘Acronym’ Director: Pols Should Embed with Troops, Too
The co-anchor of “Colorado’s Morning News” on Denver’s KOA News Radio often leaves the studio when the news cycle demands…
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‘X Files’ Calls Out Islamic Terrorism Without Apology
The latest episode, “Babylon,” found Special Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully facing a rather un-supernatural enemy – Islamic terrorism.…
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Interviews
Horror Short Wages War Against Radical Feminism
“With all the contacts I had in the industry, not a single one of them had my view points,” said…
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Opinion
5 Signs Michael Moore’s Moment Is Over
Excoriating your own country proved a pretty good gig for Michael Moore. Press adulation. Millions in capitalist-created cash. An Academy Award.…
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