Batman sure has changed since the candy-colored days of Bif! Bam! Pow! Gone are the comic book origins and the jazzy... Read More
It’s hard not to be moved by THE MIRACLE WORKER. From its genesis on TV’s PLAYHOUSE 90 to its Tony... Read More
Just as remakes of ’70s TV horror fare are now fair game for the cineplex, so are B-level horror films... Read More
When lists are made of the pantheon of Golden Age composers, you’ll always find the usual suspects–Max Steiner, Alfred Newman,... Read More
Fans of Dimitri Tiomkin have reason to celebrate this year. We’ve already seen the premiere of Tiomkin’s score for the... Read More
When a train derails releasing a dangerous, unseen presence in a small suburban town, a group of youngsters making an... Read More
ISLANDS IN THE STREAM was the album I bought the day Jerry Goldsmith died. Goldsmith counted the score as one... Read More
Edmund Rostand’s CYRANO DE BERGERAC has smelled like a winner since its premiere in 1897. The story of the unattractive... Read More
You don’t have to be a woman to appreciate the emotional complexities in MOTHER AND CHILD. The film explores the... Read More
I’m embarrassed to admit that in all of my years of musical training and higher edu-my-cation, I somehow skipped over... Read More