Trump stares down first derailment of his campaign-to-courthouse strategy Editor’s Note: May he be damned with more derailments.
Author: Greggory W Morris
Snipped From the Pages of the New York Times (With Permission): At Least 40 Dead at Moscow Music Hall, State Media Says, Friday, March 22
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DREAM CREEP Film Short Review (2024): Part 1 – As Ghoulishly Creepy As All Git Out
Suzie (played by Sidney Jayne Hunt) is trying to communicate with her hubby, David (played by Ian Edlund). Though she is sleeping in bed right next to him she is addressing him from inside a dream or nightmare, begging David to stick a meat thermometer in her ear to help her escape from something monstrous that is chasing her. Guess what David does? – Review 1 and 2 by Gregg W. Morris – Review 2, the Director Interiview is in the works.
Overlook Film Festival 2024 Lineup Celebrating Horror’s Past & Future
“We are finally able to see the fruits of post-pandemic productions and it’s a sight to behold,” said Michael Lerman, co-founder and director of film programming of The Overlook Film Festival. “This year’s lineup is full of bigger, scarier, more personal, more bombastic fever dreams that are sure to haunt you for the rest of 2024.” – Article by Gregg W. Morris
The WORD’s 2024 Sports Writing Editor & Senior Writer
THERE IS A MONSTER – A Man Menaced by a “Monster” That Only He Can See
Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2024: Showcasing 45 World Premieres and 77 U.S. Premieres from 48 Countries, February 7 – 14
Part 1: My MoveOn Petition Against Workplace Bullying Has Run Out of Gas. Start Another?
BYE BYE TIBERIAS – 2024 Review of a Sublime and Transcendent Film That Should Be Seen More Than Once
News media stories galore – “Israel Faces Accusation of Genocide as South Africa Brings Case to U.N. Court” and “Don’t Turn Away From the Charges of Genocide Against Israel” and “U.N. Warns Gaza Is Heading for Famine as Specter of Wider War Looms.” Spellbinding, veracious documentaries like this one are desperately needed. Review by Gregg W. Morris.
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