Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy (review)
Williamson portrays Mountbatten with a kind of weary sadness, fully aware of the enormity of his task…
Isaac Hayes: cinemastrologist, not Scientologist
The real explanation for the South Park flap and the departure of the voice of Chef.
new on DVD: overlooked by Oscar
George and Viggo and Julianne and the Oscars they didn’t win.
science fiction at the Oscars: at IROSF
My new essay is up at The Internet Review of Science Fiction.
weekend box office: failure to launch? alas, not so much
‘Failure to Launch’ fail, alas, to live up to its name, but ‘The Shaggy Dog’ kinda does.
I’m on BBC Radio tonight
Listen to me chat about violence in film on BBC Radio tonight.
meet me at Lunacon, I-Con, and Worldcon
I’ll be at at least three more conventions this year — stop by and say hello.
Failure to Launch (review)
Please kill me.
The Hills Have Eyes (review)
A deep-down disturbing and surprisingly poignant riff on abandonment, inhuman isolation, and creepy desolation.
Sorry, Haters (review)
It’s got an edgy, itchy, slightly out-of-skew vibe that perfectly captures the sensation of being off-balance that all New Yorkers have been stumbling through life with since 9/11.
