The Alfred Hitchcock Blogathon is an event dedicated to the life and career of the legendary filmmaker, hosted by Maddy Loves Her Classic ...

Diabolique (1955) (AKA Les Diaboliques) YouTube viewing In 1940, Henri-Georges Clouzot was in a desperate state. The screenwriter had ...

Lady of Burlesque YouTube viewing Well, I certainly didn’t expect a murder mystery from a movie titled Lady of Burlesque ! Maybe I shou...

Parasite seen @ Kew Gardens Cinemas, Kew Gardens, Queens, NY When I began WSW over nine years ago (!), I was more up on new releases th...

Knives Out seen @ Cinepolis Chelsea, New York NY Knives Out is a movie based on an ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY. These days it’s rare that such...

The Good Liar seen @ AMC Lincoln Square 13, New York NY Sometimes two actors star in a movie for the first time and you wonder why they...

The Richard Matheson Blogathon is an event devoted to the career of the science fiction/thriller writer of film, television and fiction. D...

The Silence of the Lambs seen @ Landmark Loews Jersey Theater, Jersey City NJ I think part of the reason The Silence of the Lambs is a...

Murder on the Orient Express  (2017) seen @ AMC Loews Orpheum 7, New York NY I regret I have not travelled often by train. Oh, I take t...

Mother! seen @ Cinemart Fiveplex, Forest Hills, Queens NY I'm sorry, but I didn't get this movie. I understood that Darren Aron...

A Double Life YouTube viewing I still remember how shocking it was when Heath Ledger died. The widely-held belief at the time, which...

The Till Death Us Do Part Blogathon is an event studying murder in movie marriages, hosted by Cinemaven's Essays From the Couch. For a...

Bug Cinemax viewing Everybody remembers William Friedkin as the director of two of the biggest hit films of the 70s, The French Connec...

The Blind Spot is an ongoing series hosted by The Matinee in which bloggers watch and write about movies they've never seen before. Fo...

Misery IFC viewing It's not hard to imagine what Kathy Bates' character in Misery would be like today. Annie would have a Miser...