The Killers Inside the Television
What has Jim Thompson wrought? One of the best writers in the crime genre published The Killer Inside Me in 1952, …
Category Archives: Black Eye
Review: ‘The Debt’
Film opens up infinite possibilities to the audience; the best are the what-ifs that transport us out and away from …
Review: ‘Another Earth’
The discovery of a new planet – and a very close one at that, in every way implied – in …
Review: ‘Beats, Rhymes & Life
Rap and Hip Hop have the staying power few expected when the music first hit the scene back in the …
Rethinking ‘The Help’
In last week’s issue of Cincinnati CityBeat (August 10 – 16, 2011), I gave The Help a D and referred to …
Review: ‘The Help’
Once upon a time, the only available job for black women in Southern states was working as a domestic, which …
Review: ‘Page One: Inside the New York Times’
New Media, as opposed to the lower-cased version, which generally is about software applications rather than hardware that requires more …
Review: ‘The Change-Up’
Charles Dickens was half right in his imminently quotable introduction to A Tale of Two Cities because The Change Up, …
Review: ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love.’
Cal (Steve Carell), if objectively observed from afar, would immediately call to mind a string of Steve Carell characters, the …
Review: ‘Captain America: The First Avenger’
For the uninitiated moviegoers out there who have enjoyed the two Jon Favreau-directed Iron Man installments with the ultra-hip and …
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