MarkRLeeper, Author at SFcrowsnest

Frankenweenie (2012) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper)

Tim Burton returns to his roots making a feature-length version of one of the two short films that made him

In the years after WWII Freddie Quell, an unbalanced and misfit Navy veteran, finds and comes under the sway of

Arbitrage (a film review by Mark R. Leeper) Richard Gere, having grown into looking the role of a silver fox

Many animators make films that give the impression that anything could happen. But Bill Plympton’s cartoons (a.k.a. Plymptoons) make that

An amiable, slight, and overly familiar story gives us a boy so shy he cannot talk to the girl he

A family going through a painful divorce is also subjected to the ravages of a dybbuk, a possessing spirit from

CAPSULE (a film review by Mark R. Leeper): What begins as a dark comedy becomes a grim psychological horror film