Chuck Bowen is the Patron Services Manager at Style Weekly. He covers a variety of topics within the realms of arts and entertainment, including film and cinema, as well as issues related to animals and animal cruelty. Chuck's work has been featured in Style Weekly, Slant Magazine, and Ledger Dispatch.
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Chuck Bowen's coverage indicates a focus on film reviews and entertainment news, particularly related to the local Virginia Film Festival. To effectively reach out to Chuck, consider pitching new movie releases or Blu-ray editions for review. You may also offer insights into emerging trends in the film industry that would be relevant to his local audience.
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'The Addiction,' a grungy tale of the philosophically inclined undead, is given a gloriously new life by a stunning new UHD transfer.
“Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point” is a new holiday classic, while “Babygirl” and “Nosferatu” put coal in your stocking.
Over the past few years, Jackson has seen a troubling increase in dog attacks, often involving dogs owned by homeless individuals. Despite the severity of these incidents, the Jackson Police Department (JPD) has been unable or unwilling to take effective action. In one recent attack, a Pitbull charged a man walking his dog, knocking him down and hitting his head. Disoriented, he found his hand bleeding from a dog bite. While the hospital treated him for the injury and filed the necessary bite report with Animal Control, neither the JPD or Animal Control took appropriate action. The police refused to confirm the bite had occurred, and the dog was not quarantined to prevent the potential spread of rabies. Astonishingly, Animal Control failed to act as well.
"It's Not Me" and "Minority Report" are current and past visions of art in a new media age.
By: Chuck Bowen
Created from the original 35mm camera negatives, the 4K transfers of 'Yojimbo' and 'Sanjuro' both look phenomenal.
In the midst of a surprisingly cold January in Virginia, with theaters full of movies that have been playing for months, it is diverting perhaps to think of future distractions. Reasonable people are probably fantasizing about birthdays, cookouts, and summer vacations, but movies are not only my beat but occupy a larger portion of my thought processes than I care to admit.
Is “The Brutalist” brilliant or American masterpiece cosplay?
David Lynch was in love with his fantasies, but he understood that many of them were built on nightmares.
An appreciation of the artist and filmmaker David Lynch, 1946-2025.
Tarantino's 'Reservoir Dogs' indicates a remarkably fully formed cinematic sensibility, for both better and worse.
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