Bob Grimm is a Sales Director at [Employer]. He focuses on the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular emphasis on film and cinema, covering topics such as the film industry, celebrities, comedy, and entertainment news. Bob's work has been featured in the Sacramento News & Review, Reno News & Review, and Coachella Valley Independent.
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By: Bob Grimm
The 1963 film adaptation of William Golding’s literary classic (and middle-school English-class staple) Lord of the Flies, by director Peter Brook, is a masterpiece. It’s one of the great films that captures the essence of the origin tome perfectly.
By: Bob Grimm
You are safe to get up and walk out after the opening sequence of Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu . Just drill whatever commemorative popcorn
By: Bob Grimm
The Mandalorian and Grogu is more of a Mando-Grogu sizzle reel than a movie.
By: Bob Grimm
It’s almost summer—so let the parade of blockbuster-movie wannabes begin!
By: Bob Grimm
Writer-director Kane Parsons, who has been posting videos— including a web series with the same name —involving backrooms on YouTube over the past few years, brings his ideas to the big screen in a film with a vibe similar to that of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining
By: Bob Grimm
Writer-director Kane Parsons, who has been posting videos—including a web series with the same name—involving backrooms on YouTube over the past few years, brings his ideas to the big screen in a f…
By: Bob Grimm, Michael Johnston
Other movies and TV shows have addressed the whole “I wish more than anything that the person I had a crush on loved me” notion in cutesy, romantic-comedy style.
By: Bob Grimm
Mattel threw a big old campy party that a lot of folks are avoiding.
By: Bob Grimm
Timely reports from Sacramento News & Review writers on breaking news and big issues.
By: Bob Grimm
Other movies and TV shows have addressed the whole “I wish more than anything that the person I had a crush on loved me” notion in cutesy, romantic-comedy style. Writer-director Curry Barker takes the premise and goes in the opposite direction by presenting the scenario as a nightmare—and Inde Navarrette is here to act the living shit out of it.
