Film Review: “The Jungle Book”
Jon Favreau has developed into a considerably versatile director, seamlessly moving from projects like the Iron Man franchise, to an indie gem like Chef. His ...
Author: Jeff Heller
Interview: William Fichtner
William Fichtner is one of Hollywood’s most recognizable and highly regarded character actors. He has appeared in more than seventy film and television roles, with Go, ...
Film Review: Zootopia
Since Disney’s partnership with Pixar, the studio has put out a relatively impressive list of their own CGI features, and although films like Frozen and ...
Blu-ray Review: The Danish Girl
Director Tom Hooper’s The Danish Girl tells the fictionalized true story of 1920’s Danish landscape artist Einar Wegener (Eddie Redmayne), and his journey into becoming ...
Film Review: Hail Caesar!
Hail Caesar! marks the seventeenth writing/directing effort from the Coen Brothers, and it easily ranks amongst their best work. The film centers around a day ...
Film Review: The Finest Hours
Bernie Webber (Chris Pine) is an earnest, by the books Coast Guardsman, who has become smitten by telephone operator Miriam (Holliday Grainger). Before he has ...
Inerview: Script Supervisor Aprill Winney
Aprill Winney has spent the last decade working in Hollywood as a script supervisor, with films such as Jobs, Lovelace and Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar ...
Blu-ray Review: Goosebumps
Based on the wildly popular book series, Goosebumps’ rather meta plot has teenage boy Zach and his mother moving into a new town, where he ...