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by trawlerman Anyone interested in a Round 2 this year? August Line-Up wrote:Southern GothicSet against the decaying grandeur of the American South, these sweltering sagas of fa...
Recently I’ve been watching my former Chelsea, NYC neighbor Ethan Hawke in the cool FX neo-noir series The Lowdown, which is streaming on Hulu. Though I won’t get into the plot of...
Brennan Lee Mulligan, Vic Michaelis, and Aabria Iyengar return for a rematch in a courtroom spin on various social deception games.
Sometimes an especially compelling story can be told in a novel or movie when pretty much all of the characters are morally irredeemable. We all love a literary or cinematic hero f...
A new episode has been added to the database: D&D Court: Falling Corpses and Legal Loopholes (w/ SungWon Cho!)
In “Obsession,” the main character’s failure to define the limits of his wish result in an unexpectedly horrifying outcome, highlighting for attorneys why careful word choice is es...
A new episode has been added to the database: Circle of Veritas, a Candela Obscura Realplay Episode 31: "The Style of Vengeance Part 10"
This was the courtroom footage police didn't want us to see. True crime footage is usually edited to show officers in a good light, as part of the deal when video is released - but...
The machine before me looks like Frankenstein's homebrew version of Guess Who. Its main panel is composed of three rows of portraits. Some show men in 1930s suits, others women in...
by trawlerman Alright, it's happening: The Southern Gothic Summer Psuedo-Noir Escape - "Where you come from is gone, where you thought you were going to never was there, and whe...
LuElla D'Amico on the final word.
Suspense thriller short The Scene from writer/director Daniel Meyers has detective Daniels (Brian May) investigating the kill site where his partner was... The post The Scene first...
Today I want to introduce you to the new voice of crime fiction from the New Orleans underground. And, in this interview we bring you a three-for-one, because Nola Triad is a trio...
Sometimes at legal conferences put on by organizations like AALL, I come across something new and innovative. Such was the case when I stumbled into a session put on by Courtroom V...
by blankfrancis One thing that really irked me immediately is the premise of the book being built on a lawyerly duel gone wrong, when as far as I can tell the duel goes down exact...
We all love a good courtroom drama. The suspense, the surprise witnesses, the passionate closing arguments—Hollywood certainly knows how to make the law entertaining. But how do th...
Director Jose Luis Torres II built City of Honor as a scrappy, street-level alternative to the big-network cop drama, and with City... The post City of Honor 2: Choices first appea...
A 1001 MIDNIGHTS Review by Marcia Muller GRAHAM GREENE – The Third Man. Viking, US, hardcover, 1950. Reprinted many times. Rollo Martins, a somewhat drunken writer of weste...
Backrooms is quite an accomplishment for a young director of Parsons’ caliber and paints a broad picture of what to expect from his upcoming sophomore feature.
In the opening minutes of An Eye for an Eye, a corpse is discovered buried under the floor of a Tehran apartment.... The post An Eye for an Eye first appeared on Film Threat.
Bottled Up Secrets The post Scriptlab – Dust, Blood, and Calavera [Jubensha Review] appeared first on Room Escape Artist.
The Case of the Greyscale Murder The post рџ‘‘ рџ”’ Lockwood Immersive – Shades of Grey [Review] appeared first on Room Escape Artist.
Growing up, I had a fascination with books about courtroom dramas: Louis Nizer’s My Life in Court, F. Lee Bailey’s The Defense Never Rests, Irving Stone’s Clarence Darrow for the D...
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