Bob Leeper is the co-owner and manager of "Arizona’s Pop Culture and Alternative Art Network," Evermore Nevermore. He is the co-creator of the pop culture events Steampunk Street and ENCREDICON, and is a member of the Phoenix Film Critics Society. He also curates the Facebook fan site The Arizona Cave – AZ Fans of Edgar Rice Burroughs, and is one of the few brave and bold fans of Jar Jar Binks.
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Review: The Beguiled – Unnecessary Civil War reenactment
There’s something to be said for having a woman in the director’s chair, but I didn’t notice that much difference between this film and the 1971 original.
Review: It Comes at Night – Depends on what the meaning of the word ‘it’ is
Do I like having my head messed with by a film? Yes, that’s the whole reason we go to the movies; and this one will leave you thinking for quite some time.
Review: The Mummy – Wrapped in fun
‘The Mummy’ is a patchwork film that, like its cinematic ancestors, goes perfectly with Saturday morning popcorn munching.
Phoenix Comicon 2017: A photo recap of the good, the bad, and the ugly
The sun-shade has been placed over the windshield of Phoenix Comicon 2017, but that doesn’t mean there wasn’t plenty of heat at the event …
Gazing Arizona: Weavers Needle flyby
The distinctive peak of Weavers Needle stands out in the saguaro-studded Superstition Wilderness.
Review: Alien: Covenant – a tough ovomorph to crack
Alien: Covenant is a tough ovomorph to crack and transitions from thought-provoking philosophy to hardcore horror faster than a face-hugger turns into a…
Gazing Arizona: Superstition saguaro sentinels
Living in the East Valley, we’re just a short drive from one of the most beautiful, historically interesting spots in Arizona – the Superstition Mountains.
Review: King Arthur: Legend of the Sword – Extra-calibur
Guy Ritchie’s ‘King Arthur: Legend of the Sword’ makes the legendary leader even more of a medieval superhero and gives Excalibur an epic extra twist.
Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 – very Groot-vy
Despite a few minor complaints, in terms of too much of a good thing, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is an extremely fun and entertaining film.
Review: The Lost City of Z – Zzzzzs found
‘The Lost City of Z’ is like a poorly executed and clunky History Channel special than a big-budget theatrical film – more lack of spark than heart of dark.