August 2023 Archives

The internet is limitless and ever-expanding. So why delete stuff off it for no good reason?

An absolute assault on the senses, especially in 4K and fullscreen.

One of Velvet Blue Music’s dreamiest releases to date. Which, given the label’s extensive catalog, is saying something.

Kintsugi transform the grief over losing several beloved family members into lovely instrumental arrangements.

My daughter recently told me that she finally wanted to watch her first scary movie, and specifical…

An epic sci-fi anime needs a suitably epic theme, even one that borrows a riff from a Starship song.

My son’s Christopher Nolan phase continues with this sci-fi/action/thriller from 2010 that gave us …

Some initial reactions, as well as some thoughts on the changing social media landscape.

This is good news for fans and consumers who want a more permanent and reliable way to enjoy their favorite series.

Having recently finished and enjoyed his Final Architecture trilogy, I wanted to read some more of …

From my full review on Christ and Pop Culture: [W]hat is the goal of The Ballot and the Bible? I be…

This month’s subscriber-only playlist and podcast episode highlight a selection of ethereal, female-fronted acts.

You’d think this would go without saying, but here we are…

Paul Greengrass took over from Doug Liman for the second Bourne movie and famously implemented his …

A Wave Blue World’s Maybe Someday is an anthology of sci-fi stories whose purpose is to “inspire re…

I’m racking up lots of points, but does all of that muting affect how Twitter sees me? And do I care?

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is worth watching for Antonio Banderas’ voice acting alone. The man de…

The song is the highlight on a recent compilation of Cure covers.

It’s impossible to mistake a David Eugene Edwards song as anyone else’s tune.

The Swedish composer is back with another album of too-smooth jazz grooves.