Movie Eater
Is George Romero the most influential filmmaker?
By D.K. Holm
Onetime obscure Pittsburgh commercial filmmaker George Romero may end up being the most influential filmmaker of the past century. His eerie low budget horror film from 1968, Night of the Living Dead, sparked a new enthusiasm for more realistic and truly scary movies...
Dollars and Scenes: The Film Box
Our monthly look at the local and national movie industry
By D.K. Holm
It should have come as no surprise that 10,000 B.C. "won" its opening weekend at the box office. It came with a profitable pedigree - that of a prime hit-making machine in the form of Roland Emmerich...
DVD Pick of the Month: March
A key comedy
By D.K. Holm
If I had the power to command into existence with the flick of a wand anything I deemed worthy of being, it would be a modern remake of The Apartment (1960) starring Tom Hanks, Renee Zellweger, and Alec Baldwin. But then, I look at the recently released The Apartment and wonder, why bother?
Film Shorts: March 2008
Quick takes on new releases
By D.K. Holm
Film critic D.K. Holm offers up witty (and pithy) analyses on a handful of this month's new theater releases...
VISUAL ARTS
Complete gallery listings for the month of May
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY
Horoscopes for the month of May
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