Stoneface at Sacred Fools " review by Lucy Griffin
Stoneface; The Rise and Fall of Buster Keaton is now open for your ultimate viewing pleasure over at Sacred Fools. Review by Lucy Griffin I had quite the time Friday nig…
Stoneface; The Rise and Fall of Buster Keaton is now open for your ultimate viewing pleasure over at Sacred Fools. Review by Lucy Griffin I had quite the time Friday nig…
This is certainly not Los Angeles' first encounter with one of its hardest working actors, and most definitely not the last, if all goes according to what is right in the performance world.�…
Review by Lucy Griffin Angsty, eager and earnest " Spring Awakening broke out of the gate packing a whole lotta punch, with Over the Moon Productions presenting their take on the popu…
Strange and tender, God's Ear by Jenny Schwartz unfolds like a haunting case of déjà vu where relationships become a string of idioms, kind of like Dr. Seuss in couples counseling. Amand…
Shame's unabashed nauseating effect is, in its own right, beautiful and nonetheless daring. While current television and cinema currently push the sexual envelope, Shame seems to seal it, an…
Perhaps it was my movie companion's whispers "Can't you tell this is genius?!" that had me thinking I was actually loving Madonna's newest stab at directing a feature film, W.E. I wasn't…
Walking into Baby Doll at the Lillian, housed by Los Angeles' excellent Elephant Theatre, the audience greets another Joel Daavid breathtaking work of art. Once again Daavid (known for h…
If within the pattern of my morning, I picked up a newspaper and read an article about an 18-year-old man accused of killing a family of four and after, raping and torching the 14-year-old d…
When best friends Nick (Jesse Eisenberg) and Chet (Aziz Ansari) hit a rough patch in their long-term friendship, one doubts they may ever have the desire to patch things up. That is unti…