HALLOWEEN RECOMMENDATIONS!
Here are some recommendations if anyone’s looking for something beyond ELM STREET and FRIDAY THE 13TH this Halloween Season.I Paid for Netflix and Like TV Shows! THE SANDMAN - faithful (well, faithful to me) to [...]
Here are some recommendations if anyone’s looking for something beyond ELM STREET and FRIDAY THE 13TH this Halloween Season.I Paid for Netflix and Like TV Shows! THE SANDMAN - faithful (well, faithful to me) to [...]
How the Canucks created the most ambitious crossover ever with their "Heroes Return" intro video Check out this article from VANCOUVER IS AWESOME: Vancouver is Awesome Van Canucks Heroes Return Article
VANCOUVER CANUCKS: HEROES RETURN Overwhelmingly proud to have co-written and co-produced VANCOUVER CANUCKS: HEROES RETURN. Lots of amazing talent on display here, starting with Canucks Creative Director and filmmaker Michael Pohorly. I cannot tell you [...]
Happy to announce my latest script, King of the Castle, hit the Quarter-Finalists in ScreamFest LA’s screenplay competition. King of the Castle is a horror/comedy that follows a newly minted stay-at-home dad discovering where [...]
Happy to receive some awesome feedback for my latest script King of the Castle from Slamdance. Hoping it makes the cut in its Screenplay Competition in September.
WONDER WOMAN '84 I wish Wonder Woman ’84 carried more of the sincerity and heart that made the first one so special. Especially in its tone. That’s not to say it's completely devoid of those [...]
MAUSOLEUM There’s no two ways around it. Mausoleum is a bad movie. If it were a dog, it would be on his owner’s social media page declaring he crapped on a pillow or humped the boss’ [...]
KNOCK KNOCK I have to admit I had a good time watching Knock Knock. Up to a point. It’s a remake of a 1977 film called Death Game, which I only discovered because Sondra Locke [...]
THE SIXTH SENSE We were used to a lot of action and noise in the 1990s. The Michael Bay’s and Roland Emmerich’s ruled the roost back then, so much so, that when M. Night Shyamalan [...]
ED WOOD A couple of years back I went and watched The Disaster Artist at the movie theater (note: movie theaters used to be these huge buildings where you could go see movies play on [...]