Compartment No. 6 & Turning Red and Why All Movies Should Take Place in the Past or Future
I just saw two really fun movies that show why no sane writer would set […]
Movies & TV
Subculture Film Festival Hits West Palm
This article originally appeared in PureHoney Magazine. Check them out here. From nightlife to dining to […]
Miami International Film Festival Preview
As winter releases its icy grip over South Florida and an airy spring arrives…oh, who […]
Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, The Batman Is Too Long!
I’m back in a movie theater for the first time in two years and not […]
Aurin Squire on Aurin Squire (w Podcast)
We met Aurin Squire on opening night of his wonderful play A Wonderful World — a full […]
Marry Me Is Jennifer Lopez at Her Best
I hate Jennifer Lopez. Hate, hate, hate, hate her. Of course, I don’t literally hate […]
The Birdcage Is a Miami Movie that Aged Like Milk
The Birdcage feels contradictory. On one hand, it gives us a rather progressive, diverse, and […]
Against All Odds: Surviving the Holocaust Premieres at Miami Jewish Film Festival
Against All Odds: Surviving the Holocaust is my second film about the Holocaust. It was […]
Penelope Cruz Movie Round-Up: Parallel Mothers Is a Masterful Film, The 355 Isn’t
By some scheduling quirk I had to wait until 2022 to see my first great […]
The Best Movies of 2021
I revel in contradictions. Case in point: I will happily read any and all best […]