Is The Lady Eve as good as Mamet claims?
David Mamet, celebrated playwright, moviemaker (and curmudgeon) says The Lady Eve is a perfect movie. Or a superlative of equal weight. I don’t have his book, Bambi vs. Godzilla, in […]
2011
Review of Werewolf of London
Yo, time for a movie review! I recently saw Werewolf of London, a classic Universal flick from the 30s that is often forgotten due to the popularity of the iconic […]
Review of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (Old)
This review is old. It was originally posted on December 24, 2009. Yo, Cine Beast reporting for duty. I update rather infrequently, don’t I? My last movie review (and my […]
Review of Swamp Thing (Old)
This review was originally posted on November 19, 2009. I will be posting some of my old reviews, unedited, before launching into new territory. Yo, Cine Beast reporting. This is […]
The Shack review
Originally posted to the internet March 25, 2010 My good friend asked me to read William P. Young’s The Shack and give my thoughts. I’d never heard of the book, […]
Story Enneagram of Costner movie “The Postman”
Originally posted to the internet July 29, 2010 Every Fourth of July I watch Kevin Costner’s The Postman because its themes of freedom and patriotism suit the holiday. I know, […]
Enneagram movie review of “Tombstone”
Originally posted to the internet August 14, 2010 I need no holiday rationale (as I did with my previous review of The Postman) to watch Tombstone, starring Kurt Russell. Since […]
Enneagram movie review of “Invincible”
Originally posted to the internet on September 6, 2010 Movies about true stories or real people can be, because they are welded to actual events, bland. Even an epic biography, […]
Enneagram movie review of, and anti-feminist themes in, “The Birds”
Originally posted to the internet October 4, 2010 We’re officially starting off October with Hitchcock. You can’t get much better than that. I’ve wanted to discuss The Birds for a while because […]