Print Zachary Leeman Follow Read Full Bio Two New Indie Films Offer Respite from Familiar Film Fare Two new independent features, "Trade of Innocents" and "Bringing Up Baby," offer a respite from the pre-packaged fare currently playing at your local cineplex. 26 Dec 2012 Hemingway Collections: Technical Manuals on Life, Essential Truths If there are three books that are must owns for book lovers this year they are the just-released Hemingway collections from Scribner Classics - "Hemingway on War," "Hemingway on Hunting" and "Hemingway on Fishing." 16 Dec 2012 Top Five Conservative Films of 2012 The last 12 months may have been disappointing overall for conservatives. However, film-wise, it was actually a pretty good year, what with "Red Dawn," "The Dark Knight Rises" and a new "Expendables" film leading the way. 8 Dec 2012 Liberal Hollywood Turns Its Back on Christmas Movies This Year Hollywood used to regularly churn out Christmas movies, giving us new classics like "Elf" along with lumps of coal like "Deck the Halls." This year, the movie lineup once more offers little in the way of holiday cheer. 2 Dec 2012 'Six Degrees of Hell' Review: Low-Rent Horror Wastes Time, Corey Feldman '6 Degrees of Hell' is amateurish to its core. From the writing to the acting to the technical presentation, it is low-grade horror. This may actually win it some cult following points down the road among horror fiends, but the rest of us just wish it was a good movie. 28 Nov 2012 'The Day' Blu-ray Review: Post Apocalyptic Thriller Comes Up Empty It's disappointing that a film like "The Day" is so bad. Judging from the way the actors and director speak about the making of the flick, there was a lot of labor and passion put into this post-apocalyptic thriller. What the finished product ends up lacking, however, is any real substance. 26 Nov 2012 'Red Dawn' Doles Out Tea Party Patriotism A trip to see "Red Dawn" with a pair of foreign exchange students shows how the movie celebrates innate American values. 25 Nov 2012 'The Forgotten' Review: Baldacci's Simplistic Thriller Unworthy Addition to Author's Canon David Baldacci's new novel, "The Forgotten," is slow, mostly boring and inhabited by paper-thin characters. Sorry. I had to get that out of the way. It's not that I'm not a fan of Baldacci's work. In fact, the last hundred or so pages of "The Forgotten" actually show what a skilled novelist he really is. However, "The Forgotten" provides forgettable, bland characters and throws them in what appears for a long time to be a simple and forgettable situation. 23 Nov 2012 Conservative Documentaries Still Needed for Obama 2.0 This year proved an exemplary one for conservative documentaries. "2016: Obama's America" properly scrutinized the sitting president and became a sleeper hit for its efforts; "Occupy Unmasked" set the record straight when it came to the misguided Occupy Wall Street movement; conservative icon and enemy of mainstream media Andrew Breitbart was celebrated with "Hating Breitbart" and that's not to mention other films like "Runaway Slave" or "The Hope and the Change." 17 Nov 2012 Trailer Talk: 'House of Cards' Deals Out Political Corruption, but Will Spacey's Politics Intervene? The upcoming Netflix original series "House of Cards" boasts an impress cast and behind the scenes talent, but our first glimpse at the series offers notes of caution to both conservatives and TV watchers alike. 16 Nov 2012 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next
Two New Indie Films Offer Respite from Familiar Film Fare Two new independent features, "Trade of Innocents" and "Bringing Up Baby," offer a respite from the pre-packaged fare currently playing at your local cineplex. 26 Dec 2012
Hemingway Collections: Technical Manuals on Life, Essential Truths If there are three books that are must owns for book lovers this year they are the just-released Hemingway collections from Scribner Classics - "Hemingway on War," "Hemingway on Hunting" and "Hemingway on Fishing." 16 Dec 2012
Top Five Conservative Films of 2012 The last 12 months may have been disappointing overall for conservatives. However, film-wise, it was actually a pretty good year, what with "Red Dawn," "The Dark Knight Rises" and a new "Expendables" film leading the way. 8 Dec 2012
Liberal Hollywood Turns Its Back on Christmas Movies This Year Hollywood used to regularly churn out Christmas movies, giving us new classics like "Elf" along with lumps of coal like "Deck the Halls." This year, the movie lineup once more offers little in the way of holiday cheer. 2 Dec 2012
'Six Degrees of Hell' Review: Low-Rent Horror Wastes Time, Corey Feldman '6 Degrees of Hell' is amateurish to its core. From the writing to the acting to the technical presentation, it is low-grade horror. This may actually win it some cult following points down the road among horror fiends, but the rest of us just wish it was a good movie. 28 Nov 2012
'The Day' Blu-ray Review: Post Apocalyptic Thriller Comes Up Empty It's disappointing that a film like "The Day" is so bad. Judging from the way the actors and director speak about the making of the flick, there was a lot of labor and passion put into this post-apocalyptic thriller. What the finished product ends up lacking, however, is any real substance. 26 Nov 2012
'Red Dawn' Doles Out Tea Party Patriotism A trip to see "Red Dawn" with a pair of foreign exchange students shows how the movie celebrates innate American values. 25 Nov 2012
'The Forgotten' Review: Baldacci's Simplistic Thriller Unworthy Addition to Author's Canon David Baldacci's new novel, "The Forgotten," is slow, mostly boring and inhabited by paper-thin characters. Sorry. I had to get that out of the way. It's not that I'm not a fan of Baldacci's work. In fact, the last hundred or so pages of "The Forgotten" actually show what a skilled novelist he really is. However, "The Forgotten" provides forgettable, bland characters and throws them in what appears for a long time to be a simple and forgettable situation. 23 Nov 2012
Conservative Documentaries Still Needed for Obama 2.0 This year proved an exemplary one for conservative documentaries. "2016: Obama's America" properly scrutinized the sitting president and became a sleeper hit for its efforts; "Occupy Unmasked" set the record straight when it came to the misguided Occupy Wall Street movement; conservative icon and enemy of mainstream media Andrew Breitbart was celebrated with "Hating Breitbart" and that's not to mention other films like "Runaway Slave" or "The Hope and the Change." 17 Nov 2012
Trailer Talk: 'House of Cards' Deals Out Political Corruption, but Will Spacey's Politics Intervene? The upcoming Netflix original series "House of Cards" boasts an impress cast and behind the scenes talent, but our first glimpse at the series offers notes of caution to both conservatives and TV watchers alike. 16 Nov 2012
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