Vacation
Hi everyone, So I’m in Yellowstone this week, and thought I was going to have WiFi to post some stuff, but that turned out not to be true. So the site will be dark until Saturday Advertisements
I Finally Conquered Infinite Jest
I try to read a lot of books. The last couple of years I shoot for at least forty a year. That’s not counting any of the comics or graphic novels I read, because that would be a ridiculously high number, nope, just 40 books, either fiction or […]
Daredevil #25. My Favorite Single Issue in Comics
Let’s talk about Daredevil everyone. He’s the best. I really and truly think that he’s my favorite Marvel superhero, beating other favorites like Spider-Man, the Thing, Deadpool, and Doctor Strange. The only person he beats in my personal ranking would be Batman, and I feel like Batman’s cheating […]
The Heart-Warming Action of the Incredibles
Oddly enough, even though I’m a big fan of darker, more surreal movies, I’m a huge Disney fan. I know they’re full of weird messages, hokey morals and countless other flaws, but Disney is still a huge source of entertainment for me. They’re one of the most important […]
The Trippy Fun of I’m Not There
The biopic is a hard film genre to really love, especially about musicians. They’re usually enjoyable enough, full of drama and soundtracks of their best known songs. But for the most part, musician biopics tend to be essentially the same. You’re going to see the musician at an […]
Who Framed Roger Rabbit vs. Who Censored Roger Rabbit
Hello and welcome to the first installment of Film Library, a series of articles devoted to films based on novels. I’ll look at the film and the novel, then decide whether or not the film was an accurate adaptation, and answer the age old questions: Was the book […]
Slow West, an Immigrant Western
Over the last few years, I’ve been getting into Westerns. I know I watched a lot of the classic ones with my dad or grandpa back when I was a kid, but for most of my life, Westerns were an antiquated genre that weren’t exactly holding up. But […]
