BearManor Media News — book review

"Silent Trigger: Shooting The Film is a niche book, but a useful one. For Dolph Lundgren fans, Mulcahy completists, and readers who enjoy the mechanics of production design, cinematography, music, and action atmosphere, Stewart turns an overlooked film into something worth looking at again with more patience and context than it usually receives from casual viewers." - Los Angeles Book Review

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"You’ll Never Be a Star! is the very readable, at times riveting, story of a very likable man who, while he may never have become a household word, managed to not only survive being a child actor (no easy feat!) but to thrive as an adult and, as he himself says, to have so many of his dreams come true."- Forces of Geek  

THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE OUTRAGEOUS: 1980s Horror Cinema    Author Bryan Senn   Book Review and Exclusive Interview: By Anthony W. Northrup    Sometimes we talk about the past decades. We all love to reminisce about our childhood, what influenced us, and what made us happy. Some consider the 1980s their favorite decade. Bring up that decade in conversation, and people can't wait to share their thoughts and memories of the decade that was dubbed "totally awesome"! In these conversations, many agree that the 1980s were one of the best decades for horror films.     Horror films have been a...

"Raymond Valinoti Jr.’s new book, 'The Joe McDoakes Comedies: A Critical Filmography,' is the first serious appreciation of the unfairly overlooked Joe McDoakes shorts. For those unfamiliar with these films, this is a perfect introduction. For those who are already fans, it’s a fun companion guide."- Phil Hall for The Epoch Times