One Man's Thoughts
Maybe it’s the fact that more than 30 people were gunned down in mass shootings last week. Maybe it’s the fact I drove a guy who had just put his … Continue reading South City Confessions: Appreciate what you have, every single day
More times than not these days, a television show casts a spell on the entertainment viewing audience. Movie lovers can’t help but notice the shift, as it’s relied on streaming … Continue reading The Frank O. Pinion Radio Movie Dose: Netflix’s ‘Tiger King’ making television viewing exotic
Welcome to the latest round of Here’s What I Know. Around a thousand words of rambling nonsense best saved for a quiet walk at night. It’s been a few weeks … Continue reading Here’s What I Know, Volume #19: Where you can find the best fast food breakfast sandwich (among other things)
This week, listeners got a little bit of everything on The Large Morning Show in the Afternoon with Frank O. Pinion and company. In addition to a couple new movie … Continue reading The Frank O. Pinion Radio Movie Dose: ‘The Hunt’ is an engaging distraction for moviegoers
A martial arts comedy is something the world needs in a dire way right now. “Kung Fu Ghost” kicked off production this spring. Bring it on, Jennifer N. Linch. The … Continue reading Jennifer N. Linch’s ‘Kung Fu Ghost’ promises something special for film fans
Every week on The Large Morning Show in The Afternoon, there’s a group of guys in a studio chatting about movies and television shows. Inside of it all, there’s always … Continue reading The Frank O. Pinion Radio Movie Dose: ‘The Way Back’ is Ben Affleck’s best work
When I think of the late Sam Imperiale, Frank Sinatra’s “My Way” comes to mind. My wife’s father did what he wanted, when he wanted, and how he wanted. Sometimes, … Continue reading Thank you, Sam
One of the greatest fears in life is wondering if someone is watching you. Someone that you can’t see, yet somehow you feel the presence of a body. Filmmakers have … Continue reading Why ‘The Invisible Man’ is an authentic horror experience
Human beings are a naturally stubborn species. We like to think of ourselves as computers with hearts, arranging our day like a database with carefully manufactured functions and a predictable … Continue reading ‘Ordinary Love’ is one of the most honest and compassionate films you’ll find about breast cancer
Frank O. Pinion gave me a shot. Over two years ago, I first joined Frank in the afternoon on a Tuesday. Being in a studio lives on its own island. … Continue reading How Frank O. Pinion made me a better film critic
Horror films don’t have it easy with me. I’ve seen way too many and therefore leave impressed by few of the newer one’s twists. The supernatural, slasher, spell-casting, and chainsaw-wielding … Continue reading The Frank O. Pinion Radio Movie Dose (AUDIO): Why ‘The Invisible Man’ is worth your time
It’s finally here and waiting for you. Voting day. The season is in full swing and it’s time. Here’s the thing. Please vote today. There are far more complex ways … Continue reading Please vote today
There’s nothing worse in life than someone in a powerful position doing something half-ass. Example #1: The Blues participated in 2017 and 2018 in Pride Nights, which were created to … Continue reading The Blues’ “Hockey is For Everyone” watch party is the epitome of a cop-out
