The Lonely Crowd review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - June 28, 2026 Online dating can be a real killer. In the new romantic thriller 'The Lonely Crowd' by debut writer/director David St. Clair; it really can be. The film centers on Peter (Adam Wesley), a jaded ex-athlete looking for the right girl in the lonely concrete jungle of Los Angeles. Seeing only his close
‘The Elephant in the Room’ review by Robert E Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - June 26, 2026 'The Elephant in the Room' is a new romantic comedy by writer/director Erik Bork centering on perky, thirty something Leah (an energetic Alyssa Limperis), who struggles with isolation issues during the pandemic circa 2021. Social distancing in a friends lush LA home, leah tries to stay connected with events going
‘Journey’s’ Review by Robert E Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - June 5, 2026 An interesting, but ultimately overlong documentry on the potential success of psychedelic substances to treat such ailments as PTSD and other mental illness topics. Director Christopher James Cramer gives the viewer a well detailed and varied set of interviews with medical experts, therapists, and their clients which includes battle fatigued
‘Weekend at the end of the world’ Review by Robert E Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - June 5, 2026June 5, 2026 'Weekend at the End of the World' is a new horror comedy written and directed by Gillie Klabin about two thirty sommething slackers; Karl and Miles, (Clay Elliot and Cameron Fife) who take a road trip to goofball Mile's old family cabin (yes deep in the woods) while lovelorn Karl
Top Entertainment Picks: Films, Tunes, and More FEATURED MOVIES/TV by MonkeyGoose - November 21, 2025 Finding something decent to watch or listen to these days feels impossible. There's just too much stuff out there. But I've been digging through the entertainment world lately, and some things really stand out. Whether you're into movies, music, or just looking for your next obsession, here are picks that actually
Film Review: Wonder Woman 1984 FEATURED MOVIES/TV by Anthony Florez - January 26, 2021 Article by: Anthony Florez I got through about 1500 words politely explaining why I felt that Wonder Woman 1984 is flawed and unworthy of its predecessor before I realized that it's just not a very good movie and there's no need to wear kid gloves. It's just bad in the same
BILL & TED FACE THE MUSIC – Ed Solomon Reddit AMA Recap FEATURED MOVIES/TV by MonkeyGoose - September 1, 2020November 9, 2020 Orion Pictures recently (and finally!) released BILL & TED FACE THE MUSIC, which brings back the beloved duo of William "Bill" S. Preston Esq. (Alex Winter) and Theodore "Ted" Logan (Keanu Reeves) as the best friends set out on a new adventure to find a song that will set their world
Streaming In The Time Of Corona: A Suggested Viewing Guide for Strange Times FEATURED MOVIES/TV TV/NETFLIX by Anthony Florez - May 28, 2020June 5, 2020 Article by: Anthony Florez How weird is today, right? I'm writing this from the past, technically, I have no idea what is actually going on while you're reading, but I'd be willing to bet that something bizarre just happened, and if it hasn't... give it a second. If the law of
Movie Review: The Call of the Wild (2020) FEATURED MOVIES/TV by Alice Ginevra Micheli - March 5, 2020March 5, 2020 Article by: Alice-Ginevra Micheli The Call of the Wild is the most recent iteration of Buck’s story, a pampered pooch who gets sold as a sled dog and ends up having to survive many perils along the way, including the wilds of the Yukon. Based on the pre-eminent Jack London novel
Movie Review: 1917 FEATURED MOVIES/TV THINK PIECE by Anthony Florez - January 30, 2020January 30, 2020 Long Run-On Sentence by: Anthony Florez Writing about the film 1917 and it's single-take Oscar-bait amazingness is like writing about a rollercoaster ride in the sense that it's something that should be experienced rather than described, and my personal take on this film is -- be prepared -- going to feel like