Look closely at the cover of my first book Stockboy and tell me I am not obsessed with The Cat in the Hat.
have several new things i have to watch on November 5th. #TheCatInTheHat
Hannah Kevitt was everything I hoped for in Maybe Happy Ending. So glad I got to see her last performance. Perfection. A great emotional rollercoaster.
Whalefall was very impressive. 🐋 Going to write a review and post it by midnight. This one caught me by surprise.
Watching Love of Your Life. Snack break. Look for the review this afternoon. Margaret Qualley is really good in this one.
Here's something new we've been developing at FilmBook: A Critic's Notebook series. Take a look at my dip into the movie PRIMETIME. film-book.com/primetime-2026…
RE: SPOILERS- unfortunately critics can't write reviews full of generalities, there has to be some specifics. The best a critic can do is put a spoiler alert. I held many details of some certain reviews back a bit, and feel my review was occasionally too general.
You Can See Everything is a masterfully constructed movie. Wow. Thought-provoking, for certain. See it with someone you want to start a conversation with. You'll be talking for days.
Now seated for You Can See Everything. Review to post on FilmBook tonight. Going in with minimal knowledge on the subject matter.
Just in case Klara and the Sun doesn't do well, Jenna Ortega is doing cereal boxes as Wednesday Addams.
This was the best Sunday ever. That's what I thought until you guys told me it was Monday. We must stop Tuesday in it's tracks.
Feel for Selma Blair. After Dancing with the Stars, her career got worse. Hoping for a full recovery. You can do it.
Fake people flood my inbox daily looking to promote my books for a fee. If you want to promote my books and make me money, I can promise a cut. But I am not paying for promotions in advance because I have been burned in the past. Save the bs emails for someone else.
The $300 record the dad buys the kid is the reason I knew Club Kid was my type of movie. Those who know know. Frickin loved it. Look for the full review tomorrow night. Goodbye NYFF. Will miss you until next year rolls around. This festival is constantly improving. Great job.









