Oh, man, let me tell y’all about my awesome Wednesday. So, it started out unlike a regular Wednesday. Normally, I get to sleep in on Wednesdays, but I had to wake up early for an extra section of my theatre class. This didn’t bother me, though, because rather than an actual class, we were just…
When asked about my most frightening TV or movie watching experience, I never fail to mention Storm of the Century, an epic TV mini-series which calls upon the most vivid of northeastern inclement weather experiences to bring the viewer firsthand into the heart of the storm. Starring Tim Daly (Wings) and Colm Feore (Trudeau, shout-out…
Baddie – Evolution? Lesson – Sometimes, first time’s the charm. Taste is in the eye of the beholder. Last week I reviewed a film called “The Lost Tribe”. If you’ll recall, it’s a remake of this film – produced less than two years after. This is the German movie poster. I haven’t taken German in…
Because your humble Single-Malt Movies writer needs another excuse to get drunk during the week, I’ll be joining the “Rooster Recap” with weekly reviews of Archer, normally going up on Saturdays. Today though, I’ll be reviewing Archer as my normal Single-Malt Movies column. Last week I reviewed the season premiere Fugue and Riffs, whatever those words…
Enjoy a spiffy new column we’re calling ‘Rooster Recap’, in which you can find brief synopsis/reviews of an ongoing show, hosted by one of the columnists here. This time around, we’ll continue “The Following”, reviewed by Sarah from SciFridays. I don’t know if you guys have been watching “The Following”, but despite my tentative skepticism…
My Personal Top 10 Movies of 2012 Gee whiz, don’t you hate top ten lists? I do. I hate reading them, I hate making them, and yet, here I am, and here you are. Before launching into this list, allow me to explain myself. I have a couple quick points to make, disclaimers, etc. This…
As a lover of all things Maine, including Lobster, wooded acres, cabins, lakes, and Moose, I have a special place in my repertoire for all things Stephen King. Not only was he the longtime neighbor of a few of my relatives, but he is living proof that you can write as many stories that you…
