The Film ‘Operation Mincemeat’: Chopped a Bit Too Finely, But Still Tasty
The 1956 film The Man Who Never Was, directed by Ronald Neame and starring Clifton Webb, Robert...
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Author: Carl C. Curtis
A Modern Tale in a Brave New World
My wife was getting overweight and had been steadily for many months. This may be a common enough...
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Sleepers Awake! Victor Davis Hanson’s The Dying Citizen
Are you a citizen? The question may sound strange, and, surely, for the last 140 years of our...
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All Creatures Great & Small 2: More Is Less
As I noted last February in my review of the new All Creatures Great and Small on PBS Masterpiece,...
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Baptiste, Season 2, Spoiled Rotten — A Review
I was really looking forward to Baptiste, season 2 on Masterpiece. If you haven’t heard of him,...
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The Appalling Wokeness of Amazon’s “Holiday Style Heroes”
To those of us whose brand of Christianity is of the more traditional persuasion, December 25th...
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A True Believer and the Biden Kaboom
True believers come in all shapes and sizes. Although it’s sadly true that many true believers can...
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Finding Alice: Better to Lose Her ASAP — An Acorn Mini-Series
Years ago I read a review by the noted critic and scholar Frank Kermode of Aldous Huxley’s last...
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Guilt: A Dark Comedy—Or Perhaps Just Dark
Guilt, as all people know, is a matter of what someone has done and what someone feels—although,...
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The Vineyard On Amazon: Melodramatic Fun
The Vineyard (aka La Templanza), an Amazon runs over ten parts. Based on the novel of the same...
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