Tom Meek, Author at Charleston City Paper - Page 5 of 8

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

There’s drugs and free love a’plenty in Inherent Vice, but the characters steal the show

by Tom Meek January 8, 2015

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

Katie Holmes is a murderous suburban pyschopath in the quirky indie Miss Meadows

by Tom Meek December 3, 2014

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

A.J. Edwards’s The Better Angels artfully examines Abraham Lincoln’s youth in black and white

by Tom Meek November 19, 2014

Features, Music+Clubs

Björk: Biophilia Live is a fusion of art, science, and nature

by Tom Meek November 12, 2014

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

Despite stellar acting, The Judge falters with a played out storyline

by Tom Meek October 8, 2014

Arts+Movies, Features

Twisting and turning, David Fincher adeptly handles the Gone Girl adaptation

by Tom Meek October 1, 2014

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them looks at the two sides of one marriage

by Tom Meek September 17, 2014

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

George Takei lets viewers into his life in new documentary

by Tom Meek August 20, 2014

Arts+Movies, Features

An animated Robin Wright gets real in The Congress

by Tom Meek August 6, 2014

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

Philip Seymour Hoffman steals the show in A Most Wanted Man

by Tom Meek July 23, 2014