July 2024 Archives

Sometimes you just want to watch a movie that’s — to quote Nick Nunziata from his review of Transpo…

The Detroit-based dream pop duo tease their strongest work to date.

It’s time for a little slice of CD nostalgia.

When a young starlet is discovered dead and dismembered, it’s up to a crime photographer and a mob …

I checked this out from the library because I enjoy Becky Chambers’ Monk and Robot novellas, which …

A soldier is hurtled back in time 40 years by Earth’s destruction. There, she meets a disgraced off…

This month’s subscriber-only playlist and podcast episode highlights my favorite songs from 2024 (so far).

In keeping with my renewed interest in ninja-themed material… Oh, who am I kidding, my interest in …

The London-based painter’s works reveal and capture the beauty of the ordinary and mundane.

WordPress is far from the only option when it comes to blogging, and may no longer be the best one for many writers and publishers.

I was all set to give Assassin Eighteen two-and-a-half stars. This thriller about the world’s most …

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The third and (presumably) final Equalizer movie actually feels like two movies in one. The first f…

Rob Hill has done yeoman’s work making sense of the strange world of ’80s ninja cinema.

24 years after its original release, the Coen Brothers’ take on Homer’s Odyssey — which they transp…

It really is a treat to hold an actual zine in your hands and flip through its pages like it’s 1993 all over again.

One of the greatest martial arts films of all time, and arguably Jet Li’s finest film to boot. When…

The ambient trio’s lush new single is especially atmospheric, even by their standards.

A five-song preview EP of the band’s new album is all that’s available on digital platforms (for now).

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.