The recent uptick in 90s nostalgia is real, man. Part of that might come from the fact that in terms of entertainment, everyone is either dissatisfied with the same old crap getting rehashed/updated (I firmly believe that Clueless can’t be … Continue reading →
(Editor’s note: the site went down yesterday and recently came back up today. It’s a day late, and I’m posting by proxy for Talicia. This is all hers!) Mama-Mia, Indeed! I feel remiss writing this particular review. I … Continue reading →
True story: every time you whisper, “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” a new goth kid is born. And that’s a beautiful thing, because the film is just like a goth kid: full of heart, a bit grim, and knows how to … Continue reading →
Okay, I know that this isn’t technically a short. It’s a music video for John Carpenter’s theme to Christine. However, there are a few reasons why I’ve selected it, and they bleed together. First and foremost… John is older. He’s not … Continue reading →
After some much-needed time away to move, I’m making my return with some dips into the kiddie pool. This week, I was sent this video to make me smile, and smile I did. I love Queen, as evidenced by my … Continue reading →
Some people prefer The Rolling Stones. Me? I’m a Beatles fan. I went through my Beatles phase when I was about 12 and it never stopped. No shame in that. I love the Fab Four. Part of that love extends … Continue reading →
This time of year, classical music is a big deal for me. Given, it’s a big deal during other points of the year (springtime with Stravinsky is such a rich experience), but something about the snow falling and a violin … Continue reading →
One of the best things about a metalhead is how truly surprising the individual can be. I’m not trying to be a condescending jerk, or even a patronizing one. Beneath the oftentimes long hair and dark clothing, you’ll find the … Continue reading →
François Girard’s 1998 film The Red Violin is gorgeous. It has an incredible score, a story that spans multiple centuries, and a tremendous cast that emotes perfectly despite linguistic barriers to the audience. Really, how can you hate on a … Continue reading →
