The best way to characterize The One I Love is by relating it to one of the better episodes of The Twilight Zone. The best of that old television series placed normal people into some situation or circumstance with an inexplicable element, but it did so in order to highlight an… Continue reading
Watch the John Ford directed classic “Stagecoach,” starring John Wayne in his breakout role. Continue reading
On many occasions over the years, I have been asked about the actors and actresses I’ve worked with. Usually I’m reluctant to speak about it, because the top priority, for me anyway, was never about working with celebrities or well known personalities. For me, it was always about the film… Continue reading
“…all over America, high school and college kids thinking, ‘Jack Kerouac is 26 years old and on the road all the time hitch hiking’…while there I am almost 40 years old, bored and jaded…” ~ Big Sur I waited a long time to read Big Sur. In fact, I only… Continue reading
Darrin Fullerton of Epidemic Productions has given the world a new way of imagining The Big Lebowski opening credits, with a True Detective parody. Watch it below. The Coen Brothers’ cult classic The Big Lebowski is given a gritty overhaul in HBO’s True Detective style and the result is pretty… Continue reading
The documentary explores the life of the famous writer of “On The Road” and other classics. Continue reading
“Lord Humungous cannot be defiled.” – Lord Humungous This Mad Max quote opens Bellflower, and it cuts right to the film’s central theme. The two main characters, best friends, play with the idea of the apocalyptic “end of the world.” It’s their bond. Their project. Their playground. And they are literally preparing for it by… Continue reading
The 1947 educational short “Are You Popular?” explores the issue of popularity in a hilariously dated manner. Continue reading
Documentary film by Nick Broomfield investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of Kurt Cobain, and allegations he was murdered. Continue reading
“By being out of the picture, he is in the picture.” – Jack Wenke, Writer There are a few “notoriously reclusive” people in the public consciousness. Among them are: Howard Hughes (subject of The Aviator), Thomas Pynchon (Gravity’s Rainbow), Bill Watterson (Calvin & Hobbes), Harper Lee (To Kill a Mockingbird),… Continue reading
