October 2022 Archives

I still enjoy Lower Decks’ poking fun of Star Trek tropes, but this season didn’t click for me as m…

Zany, over-the-top, hilarious, and heartfelt, or basically, what you’d expect from Philip Lord and …

Inspired by a classic ’80s manga, this is an album of dark, drone-y ambience par excellence.

I’ve been wanting to see this Roger Corman sci-fi/horror classic for awhile now, and it didn’t disa…

It’s probably been ten years since I saw this in the theater, but this action film about a group of…

Amazon’s Tolkien adaptation is not without issues, but its heart (and sense of ambition) is in the right place.

David French’s recent column takes me back to my own high experiences with hypocrisy.

I had some quibbles with this first season, due mainly to its attempts at juggling four different s…

Some of the best BBQ ribs I’ve had in a long time. We were a little underwhelmed by the brisket (wh…

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been to the SAC Museum over the years, but every time I go, I’…

I’m not sure any synopsis can do justice to this strange movie about a pair of CIA agents trying to…

Subscribers can listen to a collection of shadowy songs that’ll prepare them for chillier days ahead.

I really liked this place when it was called AmuManu Ramen, and it’s still just as good. I had the …

Listen to the latest single from Johnathon Ford’s instrumental outfit.

Artificial intelligence can generate impressive artwork, but not without tripping over legal and ethical issues.

This “family” superhero comedy has a few laughs courtesy of Owen Wilson and Michael Peña, but overa…

I don’t know how to conceive of what Heaven will be like, but listening to this song makes it a deeper reality.

Should Finding Nemo have been about a father and son hermaphrodite couple?

Were my boys ever to ask me if they could sign up, I must admit that I’d probably do my best to dissuade them.

There’s simply too much negativity, controversy, and damage surrounding the sport for it to remain as it currently is.