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#36: sex, lies and videotape (1989) (dir. Steven Soderbergh)

#36: sex, lies and videotape (1989) (dir. Steven Soderbergh)

This remains my favorite Soderbergh film for reasons that are intensely personal (what a shock) but clearly, this had an influence on how I even view therapy & relationships which I elaborate on.

PRF Monthly Tribute Series

PRF Monthly Tribute Series

Promise that an official '5 Years' post is right around the corner but wanted to turn your attention to something very cool that I am also a part of too! I just won again!

Episode 216: Don Bluth (feat. Billy Ray Brewton & Ryan Verrill)

Episode 216: Don Bluth (feat. Billy Ray Brewton & Ryan Verrill)

Episode 216: Don Bluth (feat. Billy Ray Brewton & Ryan Verrill)0:00/2001× The new episode arrives a few days later than planned (since it was scheduled to be our September episode) but nevertheless, we have a delightfully animated episode on tap here featuring another two of my

New Movie Reviews (09.29.23)

New Movie Reviews (09.29.23)

I try to view new movies and make sure to write capsule reviews at least once a month. In lieu of a '5 Years' favorite post, here are thoughts on 5 recently released films

One Wainy Night: Meeting My Comedy Hero

One Wainy Night: Meeting My Comedy Hero

Wet Hot American Summer is one of my all-time three favorite comedies. Not to mention Stella, The State, Wainy Days, the list goes on. So, I am thrilled to share this reflection of meeting David Wain!

#35: "All Apologies" - Nirvana

#35: "All Apologies" - Nirvana

One of the harder songs to write about because of the time, place, the impact of this songwriter but this remains my favorite Nirvana song for a reason.

#34: The Gate (1987) (dir. Tibor Takács)

#34: The Gate (1987) (dir. Tibor Takács)

This was the very first horror movie I saw in its entirety in 88', from that moment on, I was hooked. Not to mention, grateful that the mom-and-pop video store nearby would let me rent horror movies!