Ellery Queen is the American mystery.Who?, you ask.Ellery Queen.Still doesn't ring a bell?...
One of the best television programs ever was actually three or four programs in one. The N...
The one thing most certain to destroy a work of genre fiction is for the author to t...
Season one of one of the most appealing and enjoyable TV mystery series goes on sale...
CBS Home Video has announced that volume two of season one of Perry Mason, the popular 195...
Looking for something to read over the three-day weekend? I have some writers for you to i...
Finally, the USA Network comedy-mystery Psych came up with a fully satisfying episode, las...
The only reviews I've seen of the new Fox TV series Vanished have been negative, alt...
On his Classic Images website, Charles Mitchell offers this fascinating little morsel of i...
Although 20th Century Fox is not exactly shouting it from the housetops, The Mr. Moto Coll...
The season-ending episode of Hustle, one of the very best programs currently on television...
Speaking of Perry Mason as we were yesterday, you might be interested to know that the fir...
Here are some extracts from my article on Erle Stanley Gardner, "The Case of the Best...
Starting tonight the Hallmark Channel is presenting a week of Perry Mason movies, each wee...
OK, forgive me for being a little late with this, but Turner Classic Movies is showing fil...
Those who have an interest in the meanings behind the Charlie Chan films are cordially inv...
My current piece on National Review Online is about "The Business End of Ethnic Polit...
The Closer, on TNT Monday nights at 9 EDT, is an unacknowledged Americanization of the lon...
The new USA Network mystery-comedy series Psych, which runs Friday nights at 10 EDT, is st...
In my view, Monk is one of the best programs on television: it's funny, always has strong ...
Although the USA Network program Psych has its faults at present, it at least has a good c...
Mickey Spillane, who died earlier this week, was a much better writer than the mainstream ...
