Another first for me. “Samson” is playing out of competition at the Cannes Film Festival. And I guess this article in the Hollywood Reporter is a first as well. First time they’ve ever mentioned faith-based films without being snarky. Why… Continue Reading
Now available in Baltimore at the Highlandtown Gallery: James Dean Tribute Songs of the 50’s! The Gallery is located at 248 South Conkling Street 21224. Hours are Thursday thru Saturday 8am to 5pm. Thank you to Felicia Zannino Baker… Continue Reading
I know. I know. Whenever someone mentions the novelization of a film, I immediately think of “Manhattan” where Woody Allen chides Diane Keaton for getting paid to novelize movies. I don’t necessarily agree. The reason they novelize movies is because… Continue Reading
For those of you planning to see “Justice League” this weekend, note that in select theaters the trailer for my movie “Samson” will be appearing as part of the coming attractions. In glorious hi-def and surround sound, no less. If… Continue Reading
Coming to save Israel on February 16, 2018! SAMSON is based on the powerful, biblical epic of a champion chosen by God to deliver Israel. His supernatural strength and impulsive decisions quickly pit him against the oppressive Philistine empire. After… Continue Reading
As a movie gets closer to release, it’s always fun to see what the art department comes up with for promotional material. Here we have the movie poster for “Samson” that – I think – gives you a good idea… Continue Reading
Wow! Thank you to our Canadian friends and The Canadian International Faith & Family Film Festival (CIFF) in Toronto that awarded “The Encounter Series” with the Best New Media! Sean Hannity presented the awards and apparently PureFlix Entertainment “walked away”… Continue Reading
It goes without saying that Dennis DeYoung and his band sound more like Styx than the current Styx does. And Dennis himself sounds better than ever. A very funny man, a great entertainer and an amazing songwriter. It was my… Continue Reading
Let me get this out of the way first. Watching Carl Palmer play is the closest I will ever come to seeing the late great Buddy Rich. In the past year, he has suffered the loss of both Emerson and… Continue Reading
YESTIVAL 2017 – featuring Yes, Carl Palmer’s Legacy and (unfortunately) Todd Rundgren – August 7, 2017 at the Pier Six Pavilion. A lovely night for a concert and an even better one to meet the Yes boys backstage. New to… Continue Reading