2004 Stories by Gregory Weinkauf
published May 6, 2004
"We must keep the atmosphere electrified!" announces creepy Igor in reference to an abominable experiment in Van Helsing, but he could be... More >>
published May 6, 2004
Mixing the down-under period charm of The Dish with preteen sweetness and some lightly rendered but significant social issues, Her... More >>
published April 29, 2004
Rated PG-13. More >>
published April 29, 2004
"Thirteen is The Big Lie!" declares Daniel Waters, about midway through a dual interview with him and his brother, Mark. He's referring to... More >>
published April 22, 2004
This may sound an eensy bit hyperbolic, but dig: Mayor of the Sunset Strip is the greatest rock 'n' roll movie of all time.
Of course,... More >>
published April 1, 2004
As a proud sponsor of the Colin Farrell media blitz, Intermission opens on the lad's salable mug, basically sporting the same buzz-cut 'n'... More >>
published February 5, 2004
Whoops, franchise! Way back in 2002, who would have believed that a comedy starring rapper Ice Cube (né O'Shea Jackson) would be a hit, let... More >>
published February 5, 2004
It is so very nice when a movie completely outstrips the expectations conjured by its trailer, as is the case with The Dreamers. At first... More >>
published January 29, 2004
Behold a tale of true love (between a boy and a bicycle), of tireless courage (from a bitty grandmother with a club foot) and of a very shocking... More >>
published January 29, 2004
Good day, friends and homies. I bring word of a project titled You Got Served, which essays the task of appraising the current state of... More >>
published January 22, 2004
There is a recent generation of American men who came of age too late for free love and wanton property grabbing, and too early for post-grunge... More >>
published January 15, 2004
Not a lot of people know this, but our word "actress" is derived from the Greek phrase strumpetos luckyos, meaning "prostitute who somehow... More >>
published January 8, 2004
Many will recognize Viggo Mortensen as the intrepid, benevolent Aragorn from the cinematic adaptation of The Lord of the Rings, in... More >>
published January 1, 2004
Unless you've been living under a rock for the last year -- which often seems advantageous -- you may have noticed that there's a pugnacious air... More >>
published January 1, 2004
Not unlike Kurt Vonnegut, J.R.R. Tolkien remains a massively popular author whose seemingly "morbid" work often reflects surviving the horrors of... More >>
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