My review of the latest Jean-Pierre Jeunet joint, Micmacs. Tastes great, but less filling, says I.

Beats and Beasts (and Jack Nicholson, too) in this week's DCist film roundup: Popcorn & Candy: Hold the Chicken

The studios quietly snuck a pretty decent dark summer thriller amid all the current crap. My DCist review of Splice.

My review of Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Undead, a vampire "comedy" that had me wanting to drain the life out of someone myself.

This week's film picks, in which I alienate an entire subculture: Popcorn & Candy: Falling Down

On the day I arrived, I hid in my room, even though I could hear the voices of the people I was about to spend the next 11 days with out in the hallway. By the time I left, I was jokingly declaring myself a diva as I asked these people, who I'd become suddenly close to, to clear a space for a performance of a play that I'd written. I'd also danced ( Read more... )

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My interview with the chronicler of the zombie uprising, George Romero. Remember: always go for the headshot.

Hello DC! I'll be back in town early tomorrow morning, but in the meantime, he are your film picks!

Popcorn & Candy: Take Cover

Popcorn & Candy: Keeping it Real