From the monthly archives: October 2013
by Bob Couttie
Desperate parents grieving a missing child, police stumped following a fruitless search and suspecting foul play, even an animal lover longing to see their pet again, all of these people may resort to the only hope they have left — a […]
by Robert Emmett Murphy, Jr.
Back in 2004, Bravo produced “100 Scariest Movie Moments” a celebration of horror film. Not surprisingly, a number of the “horror” film were more rightly “crime thrillers.” This is one of those.
“Pacific Heights” (1990)
Roger Ebert & Rita […]
by Patrick H. Moore
Even those who harbor a violent distaste for Karla would probably agree that she is an extremely fascinating woman. If she were dull or ordinary or mundane, she would not be the subject of so much conjecture and the object […]
by Thomas Davidson
What makes a murder infamous? Is it the number of victims? The brutality of the crime? Or the eerie realization (the surrealization) that the crime scene extends into the astral plane, beyond the purview of law enforcement? The late Charles (“Bad […]
by Patrick H. Moore
We’ve been thrilled and inspired on two occasions recently when everyday American heroes waded into dicey situations and either stopped crimes as they were occurring or played a key role in apprehending the perpetrators as they tried to make their […]
