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‘Studio 666’ Proves Comedy Can Be Murder

I like Foo Fighters. How could you not? Their music is great. And despite his long hair, body tattoos, frontman Dave Grohl is like the Keanu Reeves of hard rock. You like him because of his attitude. He fell off a stage and rather than being taken away in an ambulance, he had them wrapContinue reading “‘Studio 666’ Proves Comedy Can Be Murder”

To Loan Is Human; To Forgive Is Divine

Let me begin this post with telling you a story. It must’ve been about 26 years ago around October 1996 when I was a senior at Calhoun High School in my home town of Calhoun, Ga. I had finally rounded my selections to three or four colleges I was considering. I knew I needed copiesContinue reading “To Loan Is Human; To Forgive Is Divine”

Corporal Punishment Is A Solution In Search Of A Problem

Corporal punishment is child abuse. I’m just going to get that out of the way. I don’t care if it’s one swat on a child’s bottom with a paddle or whipping them with a belt. The student has to be publicly shamed at a school for an infraction that the teacher and/or administrator sees necessitatesContinue reading “Corporal Punishment Is A Solution In Search Of A Problem”

Dissecting ‘American Psycho’

American Pscyho opened in the spring of 2000 to good reviews and a modest box office of over $34 million considering it’s relatively low budget of just $7 imillion. But even before it went into production, it was an issue of controversy for years. When Bret Easton Ellis published the novel by the same nameContinue reading “Dissecting ‘American Psycho’”

‘Orphan: First Kill’ Has Some Big Thrills, Yet Falls Short At Same Time

POSSIBLE SPOILERS ALERT!!! The first Orphan released in 2009 had an intriquing twist on the Killer Kids subgenre of horror by having the character of Esther have a unique medical condition. If you haven’t seen it, read no futher, because there’s no way to provide a review of Orphan: First Kill without letting people knowContinue reading “‘Orphan: First Kill’ Has Some Big Thrills, Yet Falls Short At Same Time”

Netflix Teaches Us How To Train A ‘Sea Beast’

Netflix has hit the skids lately. With people canceling their memberships over the past year, times are different. It was originally the leader in streaming formats. Stranger Things‘ four season has come and gone after much wait. Cobra Kai’s fifth season is a few weeks away. And even that Marilyn Monroe biopic starring Ana deContinue reading “Netflix Teaches Us How To Train A ‘Sea Beast’”

We Need To Talk About Michelle Branch

I’ll be honest. I had no idea who Michelle Branch was before she made headlines recently as she was arrested for allegedly assaulting her husband, Patrick Carney, who is a drummer for The Black Keys. Branch is a singer-songwriter and musician in her own right as she was a member of The Wreckers. But thisContinue reading “We Need To Talk About Michelle Branch”

‘Das Boot’ Was Wolfgang Petersen’s Masterpiece

Claustrophia is a big issue for some. So is personal space. Even those most extroverted person could go nuts or get cranky. Imagine being in a vessel that’s only about 10 feet wide and about half the size of a football field give or take a yard and you’re several hundred feet underwater. Wolfgang Petersen’sContinue reading “‘Das Boot’ Was Wolfgang Petersen’s Masterpiece”

Cheney’s Loss Is The End Of The Republican Party

Mark your calenders because Aug. 16, 2022 was the day the Republican Party officially died. It may have the same name but it’s no longer the party that many people have remembered. I mean, it’s been going down this long road for a while. If Dwight Eishenhower was part of the Golden Era of theContinue reading “Cheney’s Loss Is The End Of The Republican Party”