Written by guest writer Marcus Kaye.
You didn’t read that wrong. It’s not supposed to say a problem with “bullies.” Bullies are already a problem. A huge problem.
A Lot of Gay Men and Jessica Lange Walk Into the Paley Fest…
Written by Guest Writer Marcus Kaye The Saban Theater is beautiful, but not as beautiful as Jessica Lange. The setting of the Paleyfest: American Horror Story panel, Ryan Murphy and co-creator Brad Falchuk assembled in it’s glittering interior among the shows stars: Connie Britton, Dylan McDermott, Jessica Lange and Sarah Paulson. The panel kicked off...
REVIEW: “Salmon Fishing in the Yemen”
Written by Guest Writer Marcus Kaye Being neither a person of faith, nor a blue-haired “young at heart” individual, you wouldn’t think that Lasse Hallstrom’s Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, would be for me. But you’d think wrong. Written by Simon Beaufoy (of Slumdog Millionaire) and featuring a cast of Ewan McGregor, Emily Blunt and Kristin Scott Thomas, Salmon Fishing...
The Novelization of My Tweets During the Oscar Nominations: OR, “How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love THE ARTIST”
Written by Guest Writer Marcus Kaye The Oscar nominations were announced bright and early Tuesday morning, and I, much to my own surprise, was up to watch them. I needed to tune in, of course, to ensure that Sarah Jessica Parker got her rightful nomination for War Horse and that Bridesmaids swept the announcements. Like...
Top 10 Movies of the Year
Written by Guest Writer Marcus Kaye How the hell have we already made it to the end of 2011? I hope it was as fantastic for you as it was for myself, Adam Sass, and movies. As you may know, I love lists. My walls are covered with them. My work desk. My computer. My...
God of Carnage
‘CARNAGE’ FILM REVIEW written by guest writer Marcus Kaye If there’s one thing that Academy Awards winning director Roman Polanski’s Carnage has it’s Oscar pedigree. Starring Jodie Foster (Two time winner with two more nominations), Kate Winslet (1 gold man and another 5 nominations), Christoph Waltz (who walked off most recently with his statue for Inglorious Basterds) and John...
The SHAME of NC-17
Written by Guest Writer Marcus Kaye Shame is a drama about a sex-addict that garnered an NC-17 rating and director Steve McQueen doesn’t beat around the bush (of which there is plenty, thank you Carey Mulligan). Opening on star Michael Fassbender in the buff, Shame, crosses the boundaries between narrative and pornographic filmmaking. The only difference is, the...
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