Native Son: The fault in our symbols and how cinema fails at impressionism
It’s cool that Bigger likes both punky screamo and Beethoven, but a character’s bipolar taste in music doesn't make him complex. Neither does…
Zombies had taken over the world—the entertainment world, that is. In its heyday, AMC’s TV show “The Walking Dead” was...
Now that horror and the creatures arising from that genre are all the rage, it’s a good opportunity to sift through the growing pile of available material and take note of the best books of the group.
Early in “World War Z,” the latest zombie apocalypse dramatized on film, the protagonist utters what may well be its theme: Movement is life.
