Month: June 2020

As an action movie fan I love a good chase regardless of the kind – motorcycle, car or even on foot. It may surprise you just how many great foot chases there have been in movie history. So I decided to give some love to five great movie foot chases. I left out a few […]… Continue reading 5 Phenomenal Movie Foot Chases — Keith & the Movies

The story of ambitious truth-seeker Gareth Jones is one of inspired vigor and rich with modern-day relevance. Jones was a journalist working as a foreign affairs advisor to Prime Minister David Lloyd George. He’s best known for exposing the horrors of the Holodomor, Stalin’s state sponsored man-made famine responsible for the deaths of millions in […]… Continue reading REVIEW: “Mr. Jones” (2020) — Keith & the Movies

Acclaimed American author Shirley Jackson, best known for her work in horror and Gothic-styled thrillers, worked for two decades before her untimely death at age 48. Throughout her prolific career she wrote a total of six novels, two memoirs, several books on parenting, and over 200 short stories. Her last few years were spent in […]… Continue reading REVIEW: “Shirley” (2020) — Keith & the Movies

The first film for the defunct Lo Wei Motion Picture Company is a “sequel” to the Bruce Lee classic and its star is a familiar face, that of a young Jackie Chan. After the death of Chen Zhen, the hero of the Ching Wu School, the remaining survivors have found themselves no other choice but […]… Continue reading New Fist of Fury (1976) — WorldFilmGeek

Leigh Whannell, the co-creator of the Saw franchise, unleashes a new terror in this updated reboot of a Universal classic. After suffering an abusive relationship at the hands of her boyfriend, Cecilia Kass has decided enough is enough. She sneaks out of the house and with help for her sister Emily, leaves him for good. […]… Continue reading The Invisible Man (2020) — WorldFilmGeek

A resurrected hero returns to East L.A. in this action thriller from executive producers Frank Grillo and Joe Carnahan. Thirty years ago, in East Los Angeles, three young kids are playing in the street when one, Juan, returns home and witnesses the death of his crime boss father at the hands of a mysterious vigilante […]… Continue reading El Chicano (2019) — WorldFilmGeek

A band of young witches are about to make the biggest mistake of their lives in Coven, which makes its way to DVD and Digital on July 14 from Uncork’d Entertainment. Five undergrad witches come together in order to perform a ritual to invoke the ancient powers of the witch Ashura. The leader of the […]… Continue reading Prepare to Meet the “Coven” in July — WorldFilmGeek

A former child star finds himself the object of a fan’s obsession in this thriller starring and directed by a former child star himself! In 1985, young Jonathan Blakelee was the star of a horror film called Chain-Mail Clown. He never imagined the film would be a massive hit. On the 40th anniversary of the […]… Continue reading Celebrity Crush (2020) — WorldFilmGeek

Go ahead, Google something along the lines of prologues in novels. I’ll wait. Done? If so, you’ll have found links like 7 Deadly Sins of Prologues, The Worst Ways to Begin Your Novel: Advice from Literary Agents, The Dreaded Prologue, Question: the oft-maligned prologue, and so on. Read these four pages. Did you see the following?… Continue reading The Puzzling Prologue Problem — A Writer’s Path

by Doug Lewars I expect most people, whether they agree with it or not, are familiar with the Myers-Briggs personality classification system which divides the population into 16 groups. Many psychologists complain this is over simplified, but although the system appears to consist of four binary couples, each pair is, in fact, a […] via Separating… Continue reading Separating Yourself From Your Characters — A Writer’s Path