The Horror of Horrors

Have Another Go, Greg.
Thanks, I will! I never get tired of complaining about the good, the bad, and the ugly.
 
I watch a lot of movies: at least one a day; usually two, and sometimes even three or four. That works out to—at the very least—360 movies a year. Sad but true, this means I [...]

BURNING LOVE: The Gargoyle

Burning Love: The Gargoyle (by Andrew Davidson / Doubleday / 2008)
Review By Gregory Purvis
 
I don’t read as much fiction as I used to. Sometimes I think about how silly that sounds; kind of like:
I don’t boot as much black tar heroin as I used to.
For a fiction writer, shouldn’t I regard keeping up [...]

5 Across The Eyes: American Bleecchh

FIVE ACROSS THE EYES: The NEW Reason Why Everyone On Earth Hates America
A Review By Gregory Purvis
 
(Part 1: The Angry Diatribe)
Listen up, all you wanna-be democracies, ex-superpower commies and tri-lateralized, imperialized third-world stereotypes! We got some blockbuster-sized infotainment with your name all over it! Hasn’t anybody bothered to inform you guys that we won? Even [...]

Snow Angels

Modern cinema is held hostage in a prison of 1’s and 0’s: a Wonderland of digital dimensions.
Locked in this gilded cage, fantasy in infinite variety can woo the ooh-and-ahh, promising (if not always delivering) a matinee that was once upon a time–and not so long ago–showing only in dreams.
Lord of the Rings was penned [...]