In to-day's world where every day there seems to be a new story about senseless killing by students or by police, the world depicted i...

With recent talk of another Indiana Jones film beginning production next year I thought it might be a good time to revisit 2008's Indi...

The path of damnation must be one where all things held beautiful and good are each in turn deprived of significance and wholesomeness unt...

The new Sirenia Digest this month has an exceptionally good story from Caitlin R. Kiernan called "Virginia Story." Featuring tw...

Last night I went to see the greatest movie of all time, Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo , in a movie theatre. Well, it's the most curr...

Whether it be the knight, the samurai, or the cowboy, most cultures have a class to which mythic, heroic figures frequently belong. In Sou...

I've written more than once about the scarcity of Irish actors or characters on Doctor Who but this year Saint Patrick's Day has ...

Stanley Kubrick's films spend a lot of time contemplating the worth in unspoken social customs and rules, and in the value and danger ...

Saying just the right thing at just the right time can be dangerous. This is likely why Jean Renoir's 1939 masterpiece, The Rules of t...