A Shlocky Dallas Returns
by Josh Rosenblatt / Posted on | No CommentsWhenever Hollywood producers decide to remake a television show from the 1970s or ’80s—Starsky & Hutch or 21 Jump Street, to name two of [...]
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A Gaze into the Abyss
by Josh Rosenblatt / Posted on | No CommentsIn October 2001, Jason Burkett and Michael Perry shot and killed Sandra Stotler in her home in Conroe, a small city about 40 miles [...]
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Bernie Packs Folksiness But Little Depth
by Josh Rosenblatt / Posted on | No CommentsIn the Hollywood imagination, Texas generally means West Texas. Writers and directors think about the state and see a vast, wide-open landscape that stretches [...]
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The Zellner Brothers Embrace Awkwardness
by Josh Rosenblatt / Posted on | No CommentsEver since the Hollywood studios realized back in the 1990s that there was money to be made in hitching their wagons to the careers [...]
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JFK’s Cinematic Legacy
by Josh Rosenblatt / Posted on | 1 CommentSeveral years ago, I visited a friend in Dallas. While I was there I went to Dealey Plaza, scene of one of the most [...]
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