When history is written by scholars it tends to take on a gravitas that unwillingly fabricates a story. It adds a bit of elegance to something that…… Read more “Leo Brady reviews “True History of the Kelly Gang” on AMovieGuy.com”

In the history of cinema, movies set during the time of high school has spanned from when James Dean was a Rebel Without A Cause, The Breakfast Club was showing…… Read more “Leo Brady reviews “Selah and the Spades” on AMovieGuy.com”

There is an argument in circles of cinephiles that a movie can’t be great, simply because it looks good. I am on the team that says if…… Read more “Leo Brady reviews “The Other Lamb” on AMovieGuy.com”

I’ve always felt strongly, that the stories must be told, in every medium, about what all Jewish people went through during World War II. No matter how…… Read more “Leo Brady reviews “Resistance” on AMovieGuy.com”

They are a week apart, but The Invisible Man and Carlo Mirabella-Davis’ new film Swallow would make an excellent double feature. Two films, about two different women, both struggling with different…… Read more “Leo Brady reviews “Swallow” on AMovieGuy.com”

I have not been shy when it comes to talking about my struggles with addiction and specifically alcholism. Writing about it has become a therapeutic process for…… Read more “Leo Brady reviews “The Way Back” on AMovieGuy.com”

It’s terrifying, absolutely debilitating to not be believed, to be accused of lying, or even be viewed as mentally insane. That crippling feeling, that cold sense of…… Read more “Leo Brady review “The Invisible Man” on AMovieGuy.com”