
Harvey has essentially been in my life since I could form memories. He first appeared as a shadow haunting me as a kid. Now, we’re friends, but I have questions.

In the first episode of “Oh No Zone,” host Cedric Antilles interviews Preston, who recounts a terrifying experience in Calico Cove involving an unexpected storm and a ghostly eighteenth-century pirate ship. The spectral event profoundly impacted Preston and his friend Steve, who disappears after the encounter, leaving questions about the supernatural and local legends.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest is a well-known, iconic film, with a story and performances that keep the film alive and relevant since its release in 1975. The most memorable character, in name anyway, Nurse Ratched, is cast in pop culture as a diabolical villain. Watching the film, however, rocked that assumption.

My eyes traced along my typical mowing path, noting each obstacle and nuance from the prior year. Then, they suddenly stopped and snapped back to an unexpected sight, and alarm bells sounded. There, rising defiantly above the grass, was a yellow-headed demon.

I will admit, I had little desire to watch A Clockwork Orange. It was the hurdle preventing me from continuing to move through the American Film Institute’s (AFI) 100 Greatest American Films of All Time. The list had me jump from a favorite, intense watch like Saving Private Ryan at number 71, to a fever…

Supercilious is a fun word, in that haughty, disapproving sense.

Holidays can serve as memory markers that crystallize moments to stick with you for a lifetime, which is certainly the case for one of my Easters of yore.

Here’s a word for you: hedonism. If there is a list of words in the English language that can conjure images in one’s head, hedonism should definitely be on it. Merriam-Webster defines hedonism as the following: When I hear “hedonism”, I immediately assume it is referencing unsavory or very adult activities (not assuming the…

We are dealing with the “I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed” descriptor of deeds. “Illaudable” is one of those words that has a perfect antonym counterpart. Can you guess its meaning?

Twenty-five years after its release, Saving Private Ryan still has the power to transport viewers back to 1944 and immerse them in hell with thrilling practical effects, amazing performances, and revolutionary cinematography.