How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Mario Bros.
I was in the Internet once. Not really the Internet; more like a nondescript building in downtown LA that was a data center for a network of over 3000 servers… more
The Inglorious Broads of Sas Christian
There is a wonderful scene in “Kill Bill” where Yakuza boss Tanaka’s head is abruptly separated from his body and ends up in the hands of O-Ren Ishii as… more
Don’t Fear the (Bunny) Reaper
Yes, Nerdist readers, I have interrupted my brief respite from blogging for some non-covert self promotion, but, on the other hand, it’s a fantastic tip on a show opening… more
Wizards, and Wookies, and Replicants, oh my!
As a product of the 70’s and 80’s, the defining impressions I have of many of the really important movies of my childhood are all the product of… more
In Detention with Greg “Craola” Simkins, Goethe, and John Hughes
Being able to look at the world and not only re-imagine it, but also re-cast it, is a talent few of us are able to maintain once the pragmatism of… more
Adolf Hitler vs Chilly Willy
Tex Avery once said: “In a cartoon, you can do anything.” That overlying idea has thankfully permeated creators and artists in multiple mediums, and allowed surrealism, Dadaism, conceptualism, and the… more
Don’t Enter Room 237 : The Forbidden Art of Damian Loeb
I don’t know if it’s the inertia of pop culture or the degradation of the general population’s interest in traditional culture, but somewhere along the way they… more
Teenage Dreams, Blackouts, and Unknown Pleasures
I don’t think it would be a real large leap of faith to guess that the new Katy Perry album will be an artless heap of bubble gum, nor… more
Superfine: The art of Colin Christian
If you were able to teleport yourself and materialize in an intersection that happened to be where “2001”, “Barbarella”, and “Beyond the Valley of the Dolls” met, you would be… more
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