Jim Dunn

Brilliant—the very reason for TV and movie-making! This limited series masterfully weaves the works of Poe into a modern day story highlighting timeless themes of greed, power and corruption. Smartly-written, well-acted and hauntingly-delivered. Imagine family names associated with political, financial and pharma misdeeds getting their much-deserved comeuppance. Sit back and enjoy the slow climb to the top of the roller coaster ride leading to sudden unexpected loops and turns—and a jolting end. Fantastic~

Truly one of the worst movies I’ve seen. The plot was thin and required a number of leaps of logic. A 45 yr old woman trying to seduce this 90 yr old—and why? Silly, sad and not supported by the story. The dialogue was weakly written (“He’s not a chicken—he’s Macho.”), and the young male lead was not up to the acting job of a major motion picture. HUGE Eastwood fan, but this one should never have gotten green lit.