Monthly Wallpaper - September 2012 - Disaster Films

We have all the ingredients for a recipe for disaster with September's Movie Dearest Calendar Wallpaper salute to Disaster Films : all...

Reel Thoughts: Leave It To Timothy

Watching the opening twenty minutes of The Odd Life of Timothy Green (now in theaters from Walt Disney Pictures) if not for the jaunty soun...

Reverend’s Reviews: Hauntingly Good

On the surface, Michael Hollinger’s Ghost-Writer has all the trappings of your standard ghost story: a recent death, a spectral presence, a...

Reel Thoughts: En Vogue

A fierce updating of the world of Paris is Burning , Leave It On the Floor (now available on DVD from Wolfe Video) tells the musical story ...

Reverend’s Reviews: Close to Home

I feel uniquely personal connections to two acclaimed documentaries opening in theaters today. The first, Somewhere Between , is “a delicat...

Reverend's Reviews: A Well-Oiled Machine

Based on the film's trailer, I was fearful that Robot & Frank (out today in New York and in Los Angeles on August 24th before expan...

Reverend's Interview: Jonesin’ for Jean Valjean

Although still a relatively young man, actor Peter Lockyer has celebrated some significant anniversaries with the beloved musical, Les Mise...

Reverend’s Reviews: High School Memories

Having won the “Changed the Most” award at my own ten-year high school reunion thanks to my ordination as a priest just a month beforehand, ...

Reverend's Reviews: Hooray for Weiwei

I had the privilege of spending two weeks touring China back in 2005 and loved the scenery, history and people I met. More recently, I gain...

Monthly Wallpaper - August 2012: Silent Film

This August will be filled with the sound of silence... the glorious silence one can only experience while watching the classic plays of lig...