Category: winning screenplays

THE MAN IN THE MAZE – Robert Silverberg (1969) — Weighing a pig doesn’t fatten it.

Robert Silverberg’s bibliography is massive. The guy wrote tons of stuff. In 1968, the year he published The Man in the Maze serialized in Worlds Of If, Silverberg released three other novels, 8 books of non-fiction and 8 short stories, according to this glowing review on Fantasy Literature. Ah, quality and quantity. Then again, this […]… Continue reading THE MAN IN THE MAZE – Robert Silverberg (1969) — Weighing a pig doesn’t fatten it.

10 indigenous books to read this Pride Month — A Hindu’s View

The Khajuraho temple complex has major instances of sculptures depicting same sex love, men entering men, women kissing women. The paintings of Mediaeval period of Indian history represent lesbians and gays in limelight and many times in the spotlight. Ramayana and Mahabharata both have major characters who are neither male or female, for example Shikhandi […]… Continue reading 10 indigenous books to read this Pride Month — A Hindu’s View

Crime/Mystery Festival Testimonial – June 17 2020

A FilmFreeway preferred festival: I was let go from a job that I rather had a negative outlook on and knew I needed to pursue my passion, especially, since my script had been winning awards in several different festivals. Initially, I was learning that my script was excellently written and was a good story. There… Continue reading Crime/Mystery Festival Testimonial – June 17 2020

The Shadow Returns – 1946 legendary Crime, Mystery Movie — Blütensthaub

People are literally flying off balconies to their deaths as Lamont Cranston, aka the Shadow, tries to make sense out of a confusing jumble of murders, disappearances, jewels that aren’t … Kane Richmond, Barbara Read, Tom Dugan, Phil Rosen, William Beaudine via The Shadow Returns – 1946 legendary Crime, Mystery Movie — Blütensthaub

Retro Review: ‘Little Caesar’ — Funk’s House of Geekery

During the era of Pre Code Hollywood, gangster films proved to be big business for Warner Brothers. As those suffering during the Depression saw gangsters to an extent as folk heroes, it made sense they would want them on the big screen. Many of the gangster pictures during this era have gone on to become […]… Continue reading Retro Review: ‘Little Caesar’ — Funk’s House of Geekery

Showtime Sets Post-Election Date For James Comey Series ‘The Comey Rule;’ Speculation Might Fly Over Whether Trump Administration Used Influence — Deadline

Showtime has just set a late November premiere date for its limited series The Comey Rule, the $40 million budget adaptation of A Higher Loyalty, the book by former FBI head James Comey that is about his battles with President Donald Trump. The decision to place the mini after the upcoming presidential elections is a… via… Continue reading Showtime Sets Post-Election Date For James Comey Series ‘The Comey Rule;’ Speculation Might Fly Over Whether Trump Administration Used Influence — Deadline