Book Review: Liberalism is a Sin (1884)
A classic text of Catholic Integral though reveals the intentions of modern radicals.
HUMMEL Review – Creed III (2023)
Creed III brings back the franchise, without Stallone but still showing Jordan’s ability to guide the franchise.
HUMMEL Review – Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
I am behind in my recent movie reviews because of heavy holiday traveling, catching up on studio screeners, and keeping up with my day job. I’ve been meaning to file some more serious pieces about The Whale, Dead For a Dollar, Father Stu, and a handful of prospective Oscar-nominated films, but that will have to wait…
HUMMEL Review – She Said
Director Maria Schrader’s “She Said” probably isn’t a movie that will play well to the holiday crowd, but it comes from an old tradition in filmmaking that lionizes the fourth estate as the last defender of democracy and justice in a world of corruption and hate. To paraphrase a “Pamphleteer” colleague, what better way is…
Tyler’s 10 Greatest Films of All Time – A Theoretical Sights and Sounds Submission
I am not and was not eligible to submit to the British Film Institute’s Sight and Sound vote as to the greatest films of all time. I don’t particularly care of course. I am a member of the Music City Film Critics Association with five years of published film criticism under my belt. I don’t…
“Labyrinth” (1986) and Fairy Tales – By Simon Maass
While no hit immediately upon its release in 1986, the motion picture “Labyrinth” has since garnered the status of a cult classic. This belated popularity is not highly surprising – directed by Jim Henson, executive-produced by George Lucas, starring David Bowie and a young Jennifer Connelly, the project was hardly short on talent. Indeed, many…
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