This was a strange year for film. We had a lot that worked, a lot that didn’t, and a lot … More
Category: Reviews
Rian Johnson has Legitimately Delivered the Most Fascinating Entry in the Star Wars Series
Welp, all that just happened. So we’re forty years into the existence of Star Wars and this is the latest … More
A.D. After Death and the Art of Ambiguity
A key piece of Scott Snyder’s storytelling has always been ambiguity, carefully coupled with facts that seem trivial until the … More
Vandermeer’s “Borne” Struggles to Hold the Weight of Its Own Plot
Cards on the table…this is my first Vandermeer novel. I know that removes some of my weird fic/sci-fi street cred, … More
Black Mad Wheel will Leave You Jumping at Every Sound You Hear
I grew interested in Bird Box back in 2014 when I saw the cover in a bookstore. It was eerie, … More
Review: War for the Planet of the Apes
War for the Planet of the Apes is epic in the traditional sense of the word. Its storytelling scope is … More
Bong Joon-Ho’s Okja Plays with Tone and Emotions in a Powerful Way
Bong Joon-Ho came onto my radar in 2006 with The Host. I had a friend, he worked at Blockbuster, and … More
Marvel’s Spider-man Film Really is a Wonderful Homecoming
Three versions of this plot in my lifetime is where things should start to feel old, you know? Raimi busted … More
Write Drunk Weekly Round-Up: Week of July 7th, 2017
What We’ve Been Reading Christopher’s Reading List Chew – John Layman & Rob Guillory Chew is a comic series from … More
Write Drunk Weekly Round-Up: Week of June 23rd, 2017
What We’ve Been Reading Clint’s Reading List A.D.: After Death – Scott Snyder & Jeff Lemire Snyder and LeMire is a … More
