Category Archives: movie talk

The Obsidian Mirror Trailer

Posted on 05/05/2026 by douglasesper

Last Fall, I reteamed up with the main forces that brought you The Other Side of Darkness for a coming of age paranormal thriller, The Obsidian Mirror. The trailer drops today and I wanted to raise awareness and talk a … Continue reading →

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Social media, Ai, 60 second movie reviews…

Posted on 06/15/2025 by douglasesper

Hello all, I have been hard at work looking to get my screenplay Both Hands In into production, while still learning and growing as a screenwriter. Part of that journey is to reengage with audiences in a way that I … Continue reading →

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Bunker Heights Trailer

Posted on 06/12/2024 by douglasesper

So, the trailer for Bunker Heights, a cool movie I did some work on dropped a while back and I wanted to share it. The film was developed by Drew Fortier (Dwellers) and he gathered a heck of a team, … Continue reading →

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A Knight of Cups…a review?

Posted on 02/23/2019 by douglasesper

For some unknown reason I popped awake at 6 a.m. on a saturday. Perhaps it was the late-night onion rings. Thanks mom. I am not a morning person, hell, I’m barely a brunch person, but there I was staring at … Continue reading →

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Rian Johnson lazily lets the past die in The Last Jedi

Posted on 12/19/2017 by douglasesper

This isn’t a review of the latest Star Wars movie. (but it DOES contain SPOILERS) This is a look back at some of the plot holes that ruin the film. First off, if you like or love the movie, that’s … Continue reading →

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