The shadowy and untold world between what we fully believe and the unexplained is scarier than anything in your well-worn campfire stories. A highly zealous puritan family in New England circa 1630 is banished from a large settlement and forced to live on their own…

After getting a head-start on movies that may well be on my 2016 best of list at this year’s Sundance, and much thought and contemplation putting a closing all-encompassing closing thought on the recently departed year of films of 2015 is as it turns out…

Greetings from in the middle of the great snowy Rocky Mountains right in beautiful Salt Lake City, Utah. Deciding to fly across the country in order to take in a few movies might seem a bit crazy, but since it is the early proving grounds…

And we’re at the halfway point in this generation defining countdown. Many of the biggest names in film history are to follow, plus some you might not have known about, interestingly enough all of the following films talked about are in glorious black and white…

I think I might’ve mentioned before but it always bares repeating that films help to serve as our time machines, giving the ability to journey into the past to give us long lost perspectives, ideas and emotions from ages ago. But rare is the film…

Having been radio silent for a long hiatus, as I gave myself a sort-of movie break and I have to pay those bills somehow, I figured I would make a list of the best of the Year thus far to catch up on the films…

With all the attention on all things movies tonight, I thought it would be fun to do my own roll call for the movies of the recent past year (Don’t know what to call them, The Jeff’s doesn’t really do the trick). My winners in BOLD, enjoy…

With all the things concerning fictional narrative films out of the way for 2014, lets get to the non-fictional ones as there were several to take in, discover and enlighten. Not unlike the fictional narratives many of the best Documentaries focused on the Now, what are…

Clint Eastwood’s latest war drama American Sniper is breaking box-office records in this early new year, nominated for several oscars including best picture and actor, and perhaps inevitably has started to stir controversy splitting audiences and critics alike with both with its handling of the Iraq war…

We move on from Part 1 to Kubrick, Military Takeovers, Alienation, and Abstraction. A rather crowded line-up to be sure. Lets get started with empathizing with pedophilia! I apologize in advance. 50). Lolita Expresses Sexual Taboos With Unabashed Candor And Humor “How Did They Ever Make A…