Kam Williams

Benjamin Bratt: The "Snitch" Interview

Tuesday, 19 March 2013 13:43 Kam Williams

Born in San Francisco on December 16, 1963, Benjamin Bratt's career has successfully spanned movie and television for over 25 years. His impressive resume includes the critically acclaimed Piñero, in a powerful portrayal of poet-playwright-actor Miguel Piñero; Steven Soderbergh's "Traffic"; and "The Woodsman", a festival and critical favorite starring Kevin Bacon.

This Is the Day

Monday, 18 March 2013 14:06 Kam Williams

"There have been many marches since, and several before, but no other march to the nation's capital captured our collective imagination like the March on Washington of August 28, 1963... The momentous pilgrimage showcased an inspired... Martin Luther King, Jr., the celebrated leader of black America who hadn't yet delivered an entire speech that the nation had listened to...

Carrey and Carell reunite to make movie magic, literally and figuratively

Monday, 18 March 2013 14:01 Kam Williams

Back in 2003, Jim Carrey was upstaged as the title character of "Bruce Almighty" by a scene-stealing Steve Carell as motor-mouthed, TV newscaster Evan Baxter. Consequently, Carrey wasn't even around for the sequel, Evan Almighty, a spinoff which completely revolved around Carell's expanded role.

Dead Man Down: Revenge-minded neighbors enter pact in convoluted thriller

Monday, 18 March 2013 13:56 Kam Williams

Grief-stricken Lazlo Kerick (Colin Farrell) never recovered from the gruesome murder of his wife (Beata Dalton). It came on orders from a vicious mob boss intent on preventing her from testifying in court. Amoral Alphonse Hoyt (Terrence Howard) also had the couple's only child (Accalia Quintana) slain in her sleep, which left the disconsolate widower with nothing to live for except sweet revenge.