Reviews

Joe Bob Briggs is one of the big comeback stories in cult film. I had been following him since the Joe Bob Goes To The Drive-In column appeared in my local newspaper. He reviewed films that the local stuffy entertainment section critics ignored. Besides reviewing horror and Kung Fu action

Tom Cruise was riding high in the ’80s as he went from smaller parts in Endless Love, Taps and The Outsiders to the lead actor in Risky Business and Cocktail. He even matched up well with Dustin Hoffman in Rain Man and Paul Newman in The Color of Money. He

The Climate According to AI Al Gore is bound to be one of the most controversial documentaries of the year when it arrives in December on DVD. The movie has Al Gore admit that he faked his climate change warnings. It’s not the real Al Gore, but an Al Gore

Are nightclubs still a great place to meet and mingle? You find people with the same vibe and sometimes you create projects with them. Dark Sanctuary: The Story of the Church is a documentary about the Dallas Goth Club. The movie deals with the community that rose up from the

Rock ‘N’ Roll High School was revolutionary filmmaking when it came out in 1979. For many of us stuck out in smaller cities, it was our first exposure to Punk rock where the grownups weren’t mocking the scene. The movie gave us a chance to see The Ramones on the