Jun 08 Love0 Reservoir Dogs: When Quentin Tarantino Started Killing Everybody By Peter Wertz Classic Reviews When Reservoir Dogs was first released, it divided critics. It utilizes a type of intensity that wasn't yet as commonplace as it…Read More
Jun 08 Love0 The Ghostbusters Franchise: The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me By Peter Wertz Classic Reviews Ghostbusters. Oh Ghostbusters. It's like remembering the first girl you ever had a crush on, your best friend, and most of…Read More
Jun 08 Love0 The Royal Tenenbaums: Despite It All, Wes Anderson Is A Writer By Peter Wertz Classic Reviews Something happens in that moment when Margot Tenenbaum (Gwyneth Paltrow) steps off the Green Line bus and the soft strum…Read More
Jun 08 Love0 Bonnie and Clyde: A Transition By Peter Wertz Classic Reviews The American Film Institute lists Bonnie and Clyde at number 5 on their list of the top ten gangster films of all…Read More
Jun 08 Love0 Splice: A Movie About Idiot Geniuses By Peter Wertz Movie Reviews Mostly I felt uncomfortable during Splice. I wrung my hands a lot and rubbed my eyes; the kind of anxious fiddling that…Read More
Jun 07 Love0 Music as Muse: Mozart or Metallica By Michael Schilf Script Tips In 1999, I wrote a script titled Sausage. It was a comedy about a struggling gay opera singer who finally…Read More
Jun 07 Love0 Get Him To The Greek: Get It On Your Netflix Queue By Megan Lane Movie Reviews We all remember Aldus Snow in Forgetting Sarah Marshall and his hip gyrations, unbelievable one-liners and of course, his Hawaiian…Read More
Jun 07 Love0 Harry Potter and The Perpetual Writer By Randal Stevens Apathy First Draft As a borderline-obsessed fan of Harry Potter, I'm anxiously looking forward to the final installment(s) of the film franchise, Harry…Read More
Jun 06 Love0 Killers: Shoot Me Now By Noelle Buffam Movie Reviews Men of the world, I have a message for you. Your date will never wear a dress so tight it…Read More
Jun 04 Love0 Screenwriting 101: It’s Not Gonzo By Michael Schilf Script Tips There’s a horrible misconception that writers are drunken, chain-smoking, free spirits who use a pharmacy of stimulants to maximize productivity…Read More