The Aviator unfolds with Jack Frye, Howard Hughes’ business associate, urgently lobbying French and British ambassadors to grant TWA international air rights. It soon becomes clear that the villainous Pan Am sought to dominate international travel through a nefarious monopoly sanctioned by the Community Airlines Bill.
Read MoreHoward Hughes had a dark affinity for late-night flights over Hollywood, a luxury that today seems mundane, as common as drones circling the night sky. But try buzzing your private plane over Hollywood now, and you’ll find yourself swiftly escorted down—or worse.
Read MoreHoward Hughes inherited more than wealth from his mother—he inherited a shadowy torment, a curse whispered through generations. Words repeated endlessly, obsessively, like a sinister incantation to stave off madness. Every anxious moment sent him spiraling, chanting fragments of language until reality itself seemed manageable, structured, safe.
Read MoreAlien Romulus doesn’t hold back on exploring humanity’s bleak trajectory. From the outset, it frames artificial intelligence not merely as a protective tool, but as a messianic figure—AI, cold and unfeeling, becomes humanity’s twisted new savior. Or should I say, it’s mechanical God? As if humanity wasn’t already lost enough, religion itself persists even as […]
Read MoreIn a manner reminiscent of Old Testament time where super-powered people and giants walked the Earth before the flood, the movie “Food of the Gods” explores the terrifying consequences of chemicals in our food that cause monstrous growth and strange powers.
Read MoreBefore Girl Interrupted, you had the cult classic Times Square. And it had some of the best punk music like The Ramones.
Read MoreAh, Computer Killers—a film that really goes deep, or at least tries to. Imagine a world where drugs are the remote control, and you’re the TV, flipping channels you didn’t even ask for. But it doesn’t stop there. No, now enter computers, those big, clunky machines with more authority over people than any government could […]
Read MoreThe movie Elizabeth delves deeply into the murky dirty world of politics, highlighting its often ruthless nature. It underscores that many issues, such as death, violence, and poverty, remain unresolved. The film also touches on a historical plot where the Pope sent letters to have Elizabeth assassinated to prevent her from becoming Queen due to […]
Read MoreSocially, You know you fit in just right. But as for me, I’m gonna have to pass tonight. Well you can say what you like. Be what you wanna be. You can suit yourself, baby. But you don’t suit me
Read More