Celebrating a Cinematic Classic and Honoring Brandon Lee's Timeless Legacy As we mark the 30th anniversary of The Crow, it’s impossible to reflect on this cult classic without acknowledging the poignant shadow cast by its history. Released in 1994, The Crow remains a haunting and visually striking film that has resonated with audiences long after its debut. Directed by Alex Proyas, The Crow is a neo-noir fantasy that blends elements of supernatural horror with a revenge-drive

How did the filmmakers behind Blonde miss this trick? When it came to back-peddling, Writer-Director Andrew Dominik, the man behind Blonde, along with his star Ana De Armas, listed every excuse in the book for failing to capture the truth, and nothing but the truth about Marilyn Monroe. 'It's Marilyn behind closed doors,' they said. 'It's not a biopic,' they said, along with other decorated, press-worthy catch-phrases, used to justify Blonde's grueling and gratuitous depict

Netflix went there. Down the dark sinister path of Crime Drama in their home-grown, chilling depiction of the American horror story himself, Jeffrey Dahmer. Everyone knows Dahmer's story, mostly as partial-truths and myth, because the real truth is tough to face. Yet he is the most notorious, grotesque and therefore memorable, serial killer in American history, so the public's interest in him will always exist at some level, whether educational or entertainment. So why was t

She sang the lyrics to the Thunderdome anthem with absolute conviction: 'We don’t need another hero'— and she was right, because as far as musical heroes go they definitely don't make them like Tina Turner anymore. She's an original. Before auto-tune, before silicone and Spotify, the one thing singers needed to make it in the biz, was raw talent. Not only did Tina Turner have it, her voice so utterly unique and electrifying, it could move mountains. I don't know what came ove