The Spooky World of Chris Ringler
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Call this a mix of REC and END OF WATCH, as it mixes those two films far more effectively than you’d guess. Watching it, I was struck at how few found footage films are done with police. There are a few, but not as many as you’d think, considering that many are wearing live cameras… Continue reading LIVE ESCAPE – found footage review
The AmeriCorps program engages Americans in community service, offering stipends and scholarships. The author reflects on personal experiences with the program and highlights concerns over funding cuts, emphasizing the significance of such initiatives in supporting local communities and providing educational opportunities.
Movie enthusiasts often grapple with the changing landscape of physical media, facing challenges in collecting due to limited editions. While nostalgia for formats like VHS and Laserdisc prevails, future fans may lack affordable access to quality releases. Ultimately, the community may need to rethink its exclusivity to foster broader appreciation and connection.
I haven't much been into birthdays for a while but this one has been pretty swell
The film "CEREMONY" explores a documentary filmmaker's investigation into a contemporary Egyptian cult. As he interviews former members, he discovers unsettling truths related to a past lover's involvement. While the film presents an intriguing premise and proficient acting, it ultimately misses depth and horror, resulting in a confusing and shallow narrative.
I talked at length about my involvement in the Flint arts scene in a couple of previous blogs, but I wanted to talk about the organization I was part of for part of that time. Time is funny in that it gets fuzzy at a point. Now, twenty years after I first joined the Greater… Continue reading The Power of Art – Remembering the Greater Flint Creative Alliance
The article critiques a found footage horror film set in a haunted hotel. It comments on the oversaturation of paranormal reality shows and films, noting that while the premise offers potential scares, the execution falls flat with tired characters and predictable scares. Ultimately, it lacks a compelling narrative, earning a low rating.
Vending at an arts or culture show isn't easy, but it's a great way to make connections, friends, and move some of that hot, hot product of yours.
Since first dipping his toes into politics, Donald Trump hasn’t been taken completely seriously. In my heart, I feel like Trump threw out the idea of running for President as a lark, but when the Republican party laughed at the idea he got mad because who were they, or anyone, to tell him he couldn’t… Continue reading The Mad King
The author reflects on their journey since the 1999 release of "Back from Nothing," noting they've published over 20 books across various genres including horror, thrillers, mysteries, fantasy, and children's literature. Their works are available on Amazon, promoting support for indie authors.
Recently, some friends and I came together for the release of our anthology book, "A New Liberty." This book of protest poetry and stories was created and conceived after the re-election of Donald Trump to the presidency and was our response to it. All proceeds from the book will go to Planned Parenthood of Michigan.… Continue reading The Great Change reading
Several years ago I was asked by my friend Jason Purdue to do a podcast with him. He knew I had been doing one with friends for several years, and we were both geeks with a love of movies and pop culture. He had thought we could do a podcast together and cover movies, news,… Continue reading The Spoiler Sports Podcast – in Memoriam
The Spooky World of Chris Ringler 