Whether you’re in the mood for wrestlers and ballerinas or just looking to indulge in gratuitous obsession, Aronofsky has a…
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…
“War for the Planet of the Apes” Brings to a Close the Greatest Moses Story We’ve Gotten in Decades
Spoilers for all 3 Apes films ahead. I warn you, the article is gobbeldygook and a nightmare if you haven’t…
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,…
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,…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
