February 2024 Archives

Every year, residents in a remote Japanese village are tasked with helping the recently deceased co…

I daresay that the vast majority of those who read The Mysteries, myself included, will do so becau…

To its credit, The Marvels felt like director Nia DaCosta was trying to do something different with…

The American Civil War raged on for nearly fifty years, leading to a divided nation that lives unde…

The upcoming reissue will feature two songs that weren’t on the original 1993 release.

John Carpenter’s Big Trouble in Little China never fails to put a huge smile on my face, starting w…

Set six months after the events of Megazone 23: Part One — which ends on a cliffhanger — Part Two f…

Noboru Ishiguro’s Megazone 23 is one of those anime titles that I’ve always heard about but had nev…

On the one hand, Reservation Dogs’ third and final season felt more directionless and less cohesive…

On paper, watching a nameless hitman methodically clean up all of the loose ends after a hit goes s…

Along with Chuck Norris’ The Octagon, Enter the Ninja kicked off the “ninja craze” that swept throu…

The Portishead singer’s upcoming solo debut album explores themes of aging, motherhood, and menopause.

Shamelessly aping (npi) Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now for a monster movie might be a little…

I’m not exactly sure how I learned about This Was Our Pact, but I’m glad I did. Written and illustr…

It threw me for a loop back in 2015 when Hou Hsiao-hsien, who is now retired, announced that he was…

The dream pop duo returns with a new single filled with languorous guitars and vocals.

I should’ve known we were in for a rough time when Jason Statham’s bad-ass one-liner to a villain w…

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

The first Equalizer movie only worked as well as it did because of Denzel Washington. In the case o…

Alarma Records’ compilation features acoustic performances from some of the biggest names in ’90s Christian alternative music.