Jeremy J. Ross
Hell is a Dour Robin Williams; Heaven Can't Stand Him Either
The best moment in What Dreams May Come occurs when Max Von Sydow, the great staple of films specializing in
Egoyan's Bittersweet 'Hereafter' Tackles Canadian Small-Town Tragedy
"There is no such thing as an accident," lawyer Mitchell Stevens (Ian Holm) tells prospective clients in Atom Egoyan's haunting
Pretty Faces, Money Do Not a Great Film Make
In an early scene in Titanic, a character scolds the captain for referring to the length of the ship by
Eve's Bayou
Samuel L. Jackson produces and stars in this gothic tale of infidelity and voodoo in the Louisiana bayou, but graciously
Eve's Bayou
Samuel L. Jackson produces and stars in this gothic tale of infidelity and voodoo in the Louisiana bayou but graciously
Eve's Bayou
Samuel L. Jackson produces and stars in a gothic tale of infidelity and voodoo in the Louisiana bayous, but graciously
Eve's Bayou' Blends Mystery, Voodoo, Sex
Like most memorable cinematic upscales, Eve's Bayou finds itself in a precariously balanced world, cascading between realism and mystical fantasy.
Burning Down the House: A Reassessment of the Waco Tragedy
In an interview early in William Gazecki's documentary on the fiasco in Waco, a Branch Davidian makes one desperate plea:
