January 2026 Archives

Hard Boiled, A Better Tomorrow, and The Killer have limited screenings in January, March, and April.

Plot-wise, Sword of Silence is close to inscrutable at times, as a black-clad figure wanders silent…

The post-punk outfit deliver a lush ode to teen angst and nostalgia.

Listen to the latest single from the Scottish noise rockers’ upcoming album.

Given everything that’s going on with the U.S. right now — masked thugs disappearing and killing pe…

Hudson Tremaine may possess seemingly supernatural luck at the casino tables in Vegas, but she’s ne…

If you enjoy reading Opus, then there are several ways that you can support my efforts.

All instances of infidelity are painful, and even more so when it’s by a respected figure of the faith who ought to know better.

Expertly crafted drones that are just as ominous and foreboding as they are beautiful and entrancing.

2022’s Prey expanded the Predator franchise into an 18th-century Native American setting, which gav…

2025 exceeded all expectations, both in terms of my own personal productivity and the site’s activity.

I’ll be honest, I had always disregarded The Scarlet Pimpernel based on its title alone. But then I…

For the record, I haven’t kept up with Jackie Chan’s recent films. I think I tried watching 2023’s …

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

After an unusual alien invasion converts the vast majority of humanity into a hive mind, Earth is n…

Tech companies want to harness the mythic-ness of Tolkien’s legendarium while giving nary a thought to its values and meaning.

There was absolutely no way that Stranger Things’ final season was going to answer every question a…

The year brought us Japanese blackgaze, introspective balladry, post-punk elegance, Swedish alt-rock, eclectic hardcore, heartfelt indie-folk, and much more.

Jake and Elwood, archaeological action, Michael Mann, synth-pop legends, Starfleet Academy, and more.