First, the title Every Man a Menace is fucking awesome. I don't know what it is, but the construction of it, the word "menace," just everything about it sounds cool. Now
How does one write a review of two seasons of a show without at least spoiling the first season? Especially when, like in Wayward Pines, there's a mystery that ends in a
I suppose this would be Todd Phillips' other film. The one that isn't Old School or The Hangover or even Joker. In fact, I had little recollection that this was even a
I read Stephen King's 11/22/63 on a beach in Anguilla. Anguilla beaches are beautiful. So I could probably read a book on Hungarian agriculture and be happy with it. But
I constantly feel like I don't read enough. I used to read quite a bit. But life comes at you. Podcasts come at you. Everything seems to take priority over reading a
Yes, I'm going to start my 2020 movie reviews with a film from 2016. Because why not? Plus, it seemed that Split would describe 2019 pretty well. After all, we all lived
Oh, indie film. I know it’s not a genre in itself, but there is a look and feel that just screams indie. It’s that naturalistic sound, mix of comedy and drama and, of
Fuck yeah, time travel! Wait, not time travel? Oh man, this is some multiverse shit, isn't it? It is. And just thinking about it now breaks my brain. And unlike the
Mental illness is a bitch. It's also one of — if not the — favorite topic of just about every single modern literary fiction novel ever. Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder
