[spoilers] I like this story by William Hope Hodgson pretty well—certainly my favorite of his many seagoing stories I’ve read. It may be mor...

I finally caught up with the late installments in the Evil Dead franchise. Sam Raimi’s original trilogy worked itself into an inspired Thre...

I must say I am mystified by Mark Twain’s relationship with religion. I understand he despised it. Perhaps that’s too strong. He returns to ...

USA, 109 minutes Director: Martin Scorsese Writer: Paul D. Zimmerman Photography: Fred Schuler Music: Robbie Robertson, Ray Charles Editor: ...

The best part of Paula Mejia’s 33-1/3 volume has to be her enthusiasm for the band and album. That’s always there in these little books to s...

[ 2007 review here , 2011 review of “Cities” here , 2012 review of “Animals” here , 2014 review of Jonathan Lethem 33-1/3 book here ] I was ...

This story by Nathaniel Hawthorne is more of a literary affair than horror, as the Wikipedia article I looked up can attest. “Hawthorne writ...

Watcher has a good premise and a good start, as our main character Julia (Maika Monroe) finds herself in Bucharest, Romania, with her husba...

I had a lot of fun with this account of the “New Hollywood” movie industry in the 1970s. Author Peter Biskind had access to dozens of main p...

Céline et Julie vont en bateau: Phantom Ladies Over Paris , France, 193 minutes Director: Jacques Rivette Writers: Juliet Berto, Dominique L...