Not An Airplane’s “I Never Wanted to Believe in Ghosts”
As a person who is accustomed to sorting out their life categorically, it is hard to run into artists who aren’t easily categorized. How can a band be labeled a…
Review of Svoy’s “Eclectric”
New York-based musician Svoy has a story that is all too familiar. Born in a small Russian town, he trained with the greatest talents his country had to offer, then…
In The Hand of Dante, Reviewed
In The Hand of Dante is Nick Tosches’ bizarre hybrid of a novel. It follows two odysseys: Dante Alighieri struggles to capture the divine in prose. Seven hundred years later,…
Click at Your Own Risk: Classic Tales of Terror, Online!
Too busy egging the neighbors' place to get to the book store? Here are some ghastly tales you can enjoy from the comfort of your dungeon. Follow the links -…
Hop Aboard The Darjeeling Limited
Just asking for punny movie reviews involving references to the titular train, The Darjeeling Limited finally rolls into a wide theatrical release.
Back to Ghoul: Encyclopedia Horrifica, Reviewed
Would Count Dracula stand a chance against Vlad Dracula? How is an apparition different from a poltergeist? Do some people really have psychic powers? What the heck is that thing?
Going Medieval: A Confederacy of Dunces, Reviewed
Ignatius, thirty years old, oversized and under-bathed, is content to look down upon society while living off of his perpetually buzzed, arthritic mother. When a financial disaster forces him to…
Someone Deserves a Punch to the Back of the Head: Rob Zombie
Recently, I saw a preview for a new version of Halloween. That's right folks, and your old pal Rob Zombie is steering this poopship destroyer to a theatre near you.…
Review: Labyrinth
Sometimes in a world full of movies about CGI superheroes, drunken teenagers, and ass-kicking secret agents, you really just want to kick back with some wacky puppets, some David Bowie…
So It Goes: God Is Dead, Reviewed
In his debut novel, Ron Currie, Jr. offers a credible view of humanity through an incredible premise: God is dead. Literally.