Lunch Links: THEY CAUGHT THE FERRY
They Caught the Ferry (1948) dir. Carl Dreyer The Passion of Johan of Car? This…
Taco Break: Casting Characters in Other Roles
Kenny Powers is not an actual person. He is the creation of Jodie Hill, Danny…
Lunch Links: EID MUBARAK
Eid Mubarak (2023) dir. Mahnoor Euceph Earlier this week Muslims celebrated Eid al-Fitr which marks the…
The Increasing Rarity of Serendipity
It was during a quiet scene of Josie and the Pussycats when I realized how…
Lunch Links: THE PERILS OF PRISCILLA
The Perils of Priscilla (1969) dir. Carroll Ballard Is good kitty. There’s not a shortage of…
Taco Break: Posterized (by Miller)
Over the weekend I went to the George Eastman House, the founder of Kodak’s mansion/museum…
US MARSHALLS: A Year of the Month article by Cori Domschot
When I think of U.S. Marshalls, I think about my dad. My dad is a…
Taco Break: Wanted it to Work
During the American football, baseball and volleyball (yes, it’s a thing) seasons, I’m often balancing…
Year of the Month: MY NAME IS JULIA ROSS
My Name is Julia Ross is as lean as thrillers come. Being only 65 minutes…
More Than Just the Mouse
Just like everyone else this fine Public Domain Day celebration, we start with Mickey. Who…