Monthly Wallpaper - July 2012: French Cinema

You'll be shouting "Viva la France!" all throughout the month of July with the Movie Dearest Calendar Wallpaper salute to th...

Reverend's Reviews: We Like Short Shorts

Summer isn't only shorts-wearing season, it's shorts-viewing season... as in short films! While virtually every major film festival...

Reel Thoughts Preview: Do You Believe in Magic?

We’re fairly certain that Sir Laurence Olivier didn’t start his acting career as a stripper named “Chan Crawford” in a troupe called “Male E...

Reverend's Reviews: Tarnished Singing Saints

The 1996 film version of Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice's Evita wasn't a blockbuster but, as the first big-screen musical in so...

Reel Thoughts: Guess Who’s Coming Out for Dinner

You could call the Italian dramedy Loose Cannons “Guess Who’s Coming Out for Dinner?” and your guess would probably be wrong. Tommaso Canto...

Reverend's Preview: Beasts, War & More in LA

Summer in Hollywood doesn’t just entail a wanna-be blockbuster opening every weekend. It also serves as the start of film festival season, ...

Reverend's Interview: A Night with Mrs. Honey B.

I employed a life coach a few years back to help me gain a greater sense of direction during a transitional point in my life.  Helpful thoug...

Reverend's Reviews: Divine Punishment

Theology has long been considered a dangerous pursuit by religious insiders and observers.  Ridley Scott's Prometheus proves it.  Defin...

Men on Film: Can Even Jesus Save GCB?

The trouble started for GCB , the funny and fabulous sitcom about dirty dealings amongst Dallas’ most holier-than-thou society women, when A...

Reverend’s Interview: America’s Gaysian Sweetheart

One can never be sure what’s going to emerge from Alec Mapa’s mouth/iPhone. While negotiating an interview with the actor-comedian in conj...

Reverend's Interview: One of the Family

The macabre yet whimsical creations of cartoonist Charles Addams have been entertaining on the printed page and small and large screens sinc...

Reverend's Reviews: PTown to Shakespeare

Everyone from the Pilgrims to Eugene O'Neill to John Waters has called Provincetown, Massachusetts home at one time or another. The smal...