Letters To Young Film Makers by Howard Suber (book review).
Howard Suber has been teaching 65 different film courses at UCLA’s film school in the past 46 years. Many of
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Paranoid: Exploring Suspicion From The Dubious To The Delusional by David J. Laporte (book review)
As you read the complete title ‘Paranoid: Exploring Suspicion From The Dubious To The Delusional’, it’s just to ensure that
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Sepp Blatter is Blattered by the Swiss as criminal proceedings open.
Not a good day to be Joseph ‘Sepp’ Blatter, it seems. The Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland has
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Quentin Tarantino FAQ by Dale Sherman (book review).
Continually referencing cinema history (though the less generous would say ‘continually stealing from’ cinema history), the films of Quentin Tarantino
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Trigger Mortis by Anthony Horowitz (book review).
Ever since Ian Fleming passed away in 1964, there have been numerous authors who have attempted to carry on his
Read MoreEditorial – Sept 2015: Science Fiction In The Percentages,
Hello everyone Let’s talk Science Fiction. I’ve been a little distracted in the past couple months but this is the
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Monster Mash: The Creepy, Kooky Monster Craze In America: 1957-1972 by Mark Voger (book review).
The title ‘Monster Mash: The Creepy, Kooky Monster Craze In America: 1957-1972’ gives away what this book by Mark Voger
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You’re Never Weird On The Internet (Almost) by Felicia Day (book review).
To tell the truth, I’ve never heard of Felicia Day until now. Come to that, I doubt if she’s heard
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The Authentic Actor by Michael Laskin (book review).
I’ve been reviewing Michael Wiese Production books covering all aspects of film-making except for one area that appears on the
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Message From Hiroshima (2015) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).
First time writer/director Masaaki Tanabe recreates the place where he lived as a boy in Hiroshima as part of his
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