Confessions of a Film Junkie: A review of “A Lonely Place to Die” By: Brian Cotnoir “A Lonely Place to Die” is a Scottish Thrill...

Every breath you take, every move you make, I'll be stalking you It is often said that ‘Love hurts’, ‘love conquers all’, and ‘it ...

Confessions of a Film Junkie: A review of “Stitches” By: Brian Cotnoir If you’ve read my reviews of “100 Tears” and “Scary or Di...

Wilkommen, bienvenue, and welcome! In response to the innumerable hardships of the Great Depression, Hollywood released a series of ir...

Confessions of a Film Junkie: A ‘Classics’ review of “The Mummy” (1932) By: Brian Cotnoir I can’t tell you all how much I enjoy ...

Such nice boys Before Henry Hill and his associates taught audiences the meaning of the term ‘goodfella’, before Tony Montana introduc...

Hi didelly dee an expat's life for me! One of cinema’s most powerful genres is the war film. Through their depiction of the physic...