Lately, I have been doing quite a bit of reading about generations. Specifically, I have read Strauss and Howe’s The 4th Turning, 13th Gen, and Gordinier’s X Saves the World. Also, there
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A Sherlock Holmes adventure starring Jeremy Brett and Edward Hardwicke.
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Editor’s note: Here is a review by our friend Ruricolus. I’m so far outside the target audience for Spider-Man: No Way Home that I’m probably not a great person to judge it,
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First, the bad (mixed with some good). While some comparisons will happen, I’ll try to be as charitable as possible because Kubrick was a powerhouse director/visionary while Hyams wasn’t. Hyams, thankfully, was
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I recently rewatched Alien and 2001: A Space Odyssey. Alien still holds up as a space survival horror flick. 2001 is still as visually stunning as when it was made in 1968,
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And why do we only respond, as a civilization, to male heroes and strong women who love male heroes?
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Editor’s Note: Our good friend, Moira Greyland, has penned another good one. She offered it to us to run, and we jumped at the chance. The Left has some very strange ideas
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A cinema classic with a fine cast. Bernard Hermann's atmospheric musical score is unforgettable.
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Editor’s Note: Head over to The Last Redoubt and get caught up on all the great content there. It’s been quiet over the holidays, yet not. If anything, one of the problems
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