This film is about a teenage boy who expresses his long time secret love for the girl next door by spending the entire summer in her yard (24/7) in hopes of winning her over before they go to college.

This foreign film is filled with spectacular scenes of beauty and combat. If you enjoyed "Crouching Tiger" and "Hero", then you will enjoy this superior film.

This Spielberg film is not one of his most famous works but it is one of my personal favorites. The film follows a young boy as he is incarcerated in a japanese prison camp during World War 2.

Anything film written by Charlie Kaufman is going to be original (though I'm not a fan of "Being John Malkovich"). A story that examines the nature of love and heartbreak.

One of the best film versions of King Arthur and Camelot ever done (based on the classic story).

The songs of the Eagles mixes the style of Rock and Roll with the story telling of Country music (with a dash of the blues thrown in for good measure).

I always think of Melissa Etheridge as a female version of Bruce Springsteen. Her music is pure in sound and vision.

Daniel Easterman was writing books mixing ancient history and modern investigation long before anyone had heard the name Dan Brown. "The Judas Testament" was my first trip into his imagination.

With the recent release of "The Black Dahlia" into film form, I'm hoping it brings Mr. Ellroy's books back in to the spotlight. One of the best crime writers on the scene today.

I've read a few of Elizabeth Engstrom's novels but I have a special place for her short fiction. She can maneuver within various genre's and her stories have a way of taking you by surprise.

Dennis Etchison has written a few novels but he is primarily known for his short fiction (with good reason). His stories tend to get under you skin and linger long after being read.

The mini-series that answers the question of what would happen if a super villain did take over the world.

Any volume in this Encyclopedia series from facts on fils is a wealth of information. They aren't cheap but the reference material they supply would be found in multiple volumes costing double.