Pop Life
The Ice Road
If you are in trouble or need rescuing Liam Neeson is the man to call, at least in the world of movies. Neeson stars as a hero to the rescue in the current film “The Ice Road”, now playing on Netflix. I wonder why it has taken Hollywood this long to produce a film about […]
Batteries Not Included
A Trio of Blu
This week I’m going to take a look at three new blu-ray titles that were released last month from Warner Archive. The titles range from an MGM musical to a long-unavailable Noir that’s been hidden away for years. We have the HD debuts of 1946’s “Step by Step,” 1948’s “I Wouldn’t Be In Your Shoes!,” […]
Tim Simpson
Try Something a Little Different
Over ten years ago I lived in a small community called Richmond a town in Michigan. I was born and raised in Johnson City and now live in gray but at the time I was living up there, and the one thing that stands out is how much there was to do during the summer […]
Social Sentiments
Connect Through Content
Your content has the power to unite everyone across the world. What can you do to unite your message with people across other countries? Relatable content creates connections. It unites people in a common viewpoint. Research the common ground of your audience and create content based on your research. Your relatable messages will resonate with […]
Pop Life
Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One
The latest entry from the DC Universe Animated Original Movies is “Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One”, based on the 13-issue comic book series which was released in 1996 and 1997. Over the years I also hoped this storyline would be made into a live-action or animated film, and after those years of hope the […]
Batteries Not Included
Bringing Up Baby
Director Howard Hawks’ 1938 screwball comedy “Bringing Up Baby,” starring Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant, is quite possibly the quintessential take on the genre. Added to the National Film Registry in 1990, it’s often cited on lists of the best and funniest movies ever made. “Bringing Up Baby” has made its HD debut in a […]
Tim Simpson
Church and State
Nowhere in the constitution are the words “Separation of church and state.” exist Today’s America has come under attack from all different direction. From the media, to special interest groups and everyone is clamoring to figure where America fits into the world. And in reality it doesn’t nor is it supposed to we were created […]
Social Sentiments
It’s OK To Post The Same Content Across All Channels!
Posting the same content across all social media platforms has been a contested issue. Each social media platform has a different format, so each platform needs a different set of content, right? The advantage of posting the same content across all platforms is reaching different audiences. Your Facebook page may have a different audience than […]
Pop Life
The House of Flowers
This week I decided to go international and talk about the current film “The House of Flowers”, based on the Mexican black comedy-drama television series which aired from 2018 to 2020. The show followed a dysfunctional upper-class family who own a prestigious floristry shop and a struggling cabaret, both of which are called The House […]
