OFF THE RAILS: SNOWPIERCER AND THE BEST TRAIN-BOUND ACTION MOVIES Fast-moving trains have been supplying cinematic shocks to audiences since the earliest days of film. Legend has it  in 1896 when the Lumiere brothers first screened 50-seconds of a train approaching a station to show off their miraculous new invention, the

A Tribute To Actors Tragically Lost To Overdose. By Maggie Potter. Drug use in Hollywood is nothing new.  That’s kind of an easy statement to gloss over, isn’t it?  Doesn’t that make you a bit sad when you really think about it?  As a culture, we’ve seemed to accept

Election, Nightcrawler, Hellraiser: Quarantine Streaming - Lockdown remains kind of in full force (I mean, it was never really in full force, but I don’t want to go all political on you) and although theirs is talk of opening schools (I promise I’m not getting political) and going back to

Inside the World of Stunt Drivers. By Frankie Wallace. Stunt drivers are a bit of an enigma, or at least that’s what writers and directors would have us believe. Some on-screen stunt drivers even have a sadistic side, like Death Proof’s Stuntman Mike, played by Kurt Russell. Others are complex

Partridge, Disturbia, Audition: Quarantine Streaming - So, it’s another week, more lockdown, and I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’ve reached the bashing my head repeatedly against a wall just to see if it’ll knock me out long enough for the day to pass quicker portion of