Jeff Johnson crime story about a serious fixer, Ray, who’s universally targeted by clients and criminals, but has the planning and watchfulness to remain alive. Jeff manages to weave a love story amid a lot of mayhem to leave you waiting for a sequel.
Careful recreation of the Stephen King classic that made us all afraid of clowns.
Matt and artist, Rick Marcks, pose for photos with the star to their collaboration, The Big Race.
Eric Lustbader crime story about an American entrepreneur, with mystical insight, in Yakuza-controlled Japan fighting against his evil counterpart to control the world through proprietary web software.
Bizarre, with modern bad language, but set in a Middle Age’s convent, with a host of bad nuns, novitiates, and monks. Irreverently funny.
Another set of rave reviews by critics, but less than amazing in the theater. Though the intellectual idea of architecture as therapy was intriguing and the filming visually superb, the story was as spare as the architecture, and the dialogue almost non-existent. The movie crept forward at a snail’s pace,…
Excellent crime story by Jeff Johnson set mainly in a tattoo parlor in Portland Oregon’s Old Town. Quirky characters abound, and interesting villains, but what Jeff gets best is the slippery logic of the main character, Darby Holland, and his employee Delia.
