There is a common, and oft debated, idea in the world of art that once an artist releases their work for public consumption, that it becomes property of the world and is no longer their own. That it now belongs to humanity to decide its worth, its reputation and...
Avengers Infinity War Review by Sean Robert Lay 2007 seems like a long time ago. Movies based upon Marvel comic books were grasping for air and had one foot in their grave. Brett Ratner had just destroyed the X-Men, Daredevil was a total garbage pile, Hulk was an...
Black Panther from Marvel Studios reviewed by Sean Robert Lay “Irresponsible man-child is forced into growing up, putting selfish needs aside, learning a lesson about power and responsibility and coming to terms with the hero he needs to be” Sound familiar? If...
On this day in 1992 Reservoir Dogs debuted at the Sundance Film Festival. Love it or hate it, it had a big impact one moves that would follow. The move had a huge impact and jumped Quentin Tarantino into the directing spotlight. Over the next few years, Hell, even...
IT Director: Andy Muschietti Writer: Gary Dauberman, et al. THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS IT stays true to the spirit of the original Stephen King novel. I’ve loved King since I was seventeen years old. IT was one of at least ten King novels I read during...
I first read Stephen King's IT in paperback when it first came out. I called in sick to work so I could finish it in one sitting. Of all the King books I think this one is my favorite, in part because of the great relationship among the kids who feel like misfits,...
