I hope everyone had a nice long weekend. I’m not any more caught up on reading than I would have been in a regular week, somehow… Best Comic of My Week: Nights #14 – I miss Vince and the usual gang, but I am really interested in seeing Gray’s past
The King of Kings (2025) Review
“YOU SEE, A TRUE KING SERVES HIS SUBJECTS” Within the grand tapestry of famous books and novels, the name of Charles Dickens standing out as a prominent author in classic literature. A British author from the 1800s (1812-1870), Dickens found his literary success after his serial publication of “The
Blu-ray Review: Girl With A Suitcase (Limited Edition)
Remember the old Looney Tunes cartoon where Elmer Fudd wants to get rid of an annoying dog that’s adopted him? He decides the best thing to do is play “picnic.” They go out to the countryside and set up a blanket with food. Fudd starts a game of fetch with
Blu-ray Review: A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness (Limited Edition)
As spring blooms around us, golf appears to be on television all week long. Seems like six different channels feature the hushed voices of the announcers as golfers line up the perfect putts with the hopes that the crowds will go wild for a few seconds. If you care to
Bloody Legend: The Complete Cliff Twemlow Collection arrives on Blu-ray
Back in the 20th Century, prestigious cinematheques would celebrate a filmmaker or actor by having a giant festival dedicated to their work. Many times this celebration would raise the consciousness of film fans not near the theater to be eager to seek out their movies. What we now have in