A Song For This Day (and year): I.G.Y.
Another year over and upon us, and like I’ve done before (alright, it’s a habit), highlighting a song that just felt right at this point in…
A Song For This Day (and year): American Pie
Another year over and upon us, and like I’ve done before (alright, it’s a habit), highlighting a song that just felt right at this point in…
A Song For This Day (and year): Heartlight
Another year over and upon us, and like I’ve done before (alright, it’s a habit), highlighting a song that just felt right for this point in…
A Song For This Day (and year): Stoned Soul Picnic
Another year over and upon us, and like I’ve done before, highlighting a song that just felt right for this point in time. As has been…
A Song For This Day (and year): That’s the Way Love Is
Another year over and upon us, and like I’ve done before, highlighting a song that just felt right for this point in time. As has been…
A Song For This Day (and year): Wishing on a Star
Another year over and upon us, and like I’ve done before, highlighting a song that just felt right for this point in time. As has been…
The Death List – Part 5
“Dear God, I do not ask for health or wealth. People ask you so often that you can’t have any left. Give me, God, what else…
A Song For This Day (and year): Suavecito
Another year over and upon us, and like I’ve done before, highlighting a song that just felt right for this point in time. Once again, selected…
Seven Years in Parallel – A Series Summation
Like a number of things, the start of this seems like yesterday. Was still using Google’s blogging platform back when I came to know, and later…
Guest Post » Hollywood’s Rugged Individualists, Thugs and Creeps Part 2
Welcome all and Sundry. To this closing installment of a very intriguing three post arc covering different “types” of characters demanded in film. And those few…
Guest Post » Hollywood’s Rugged Individualists, Thugs and Creeps Part 1
Welcome all and Sundry. To this closing installment of a very intriguing three post arc covering different “types” of characters demanded in film. And those few…
Opening Titles and Song: Life of Pi
Inasmuch as tomorrow is simultaneously the last day of June, representing the final hours of the first-half of the year, as well as the publishing date…
A Song Cover For This Day (and year): I Need You
In honor of the New Year now upon us, I selected a song from the period of the ’90s, which has been on my mind of late.…
Reblogged » How to Watch This Year’s Oscar-Nominated Films Online
Reblogged: How to Watch This Year’s Oscar-Nominated Films Online. With this morning’s Academy Award nominations now in, Yahoo‘s Alyssa Bereznak wrote up a fine round-up of what’s available online…
Friday Forgotten Bo… Novella: Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption
By the year 1982, as mentioned, I’d read all author Stephen King‘s novels, including his Hugo Award winning non-fiction work Danse Macabre. For the most part in chronological order,…
Reprise: The One Day Read
Since my duo post partner Rachel and I will be looking at its film adaptation later in the week, the following reprise post I did awhile back…
Interview: Vickie Lester and Why “It’s in His Kiss”
“Hollywood. The Dream Factory A camera-ready world of fantasy fulfilled, artifice and bone-deep glamour — or a place of dark reality, depthless closets, failed love, false prophets and untimely death. Anne Brown must find where the truth lies. Truth. Lies. It’s in his kiss. Vickie Lester has written the ultimate Hollywood insider murder-mystery with gasp-worthy plot twists and plenty of delicious, naughty moments…”
Reblogged » Cover Versions: The 20 best H.R. Giger record sleeves – The Vinyl Factory
Reblogged » Cover Versions: The 20 best H.R. Giger record sleeves – The Vinyl Factory. The good folk over at The Vinyl Factory threw a marvelous…
Opening Titles: Déjà Vu
With the passing of Tony Scott in 2012 still kind of shocking, looking back on his films remains the best tribute for this artist, I think.…
Guest Post – Stacy Keach: Greatness in Proper Doses
Greetings, once again. After some refreshing down time during the long July Fourth weekend. I’ve returned refreshed and renewed. And with a better appreciation of those who aided in making some of the smaller, less known films of the 1970s and 80s larger and more entertaining than first imagined.
It Rains... You Get Wet 