by Jarrod | Jul 3, 2015 | HEY, KIDS! COMICS!
By Zak Rye. Between low-brow and no-brow, this is unCultured, where we attempt to shed new light on our favorite misunderstood and often overlooked films. After some time away, we return with Joshua Oppenheimer’s bewildering and gut-wrenching documentary, The Act of...
by Jarrod | Jul 3, 2015 | HEY, KIDS! COMICS!, TUBE ROCKET
Season One, Episodes Eleven, Twelve, & Thirteen — “The Path of the Righteous”, “The Ones We Leave Behind”, “Daredevil” By Jarrod Jones. Of all the people in all of Daredevil, the two I was rooting for — really hoping...
by Jarrod | Jul 3, 2015 | HEY, KIDS! COMICS!
By Molly Jane Kremer, Scott Southard, and Jarrod Jones. Our Week In Review collects our thoughts on the comics that demand attention. Do you have a deep-rooted desire to know what we think about all your favorite books? Well. This is where you need to be. The Spirit...
by Jarrod | Jul 3, 2015 | HEY, KIDS! COMICS!
By Kyle G. King. From the Golem of Jewish folklore, to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, to the classic story of Pinocchio, the age-old story of giving life to the lifeless has ranged diversely in themes and analysis. The device invariably acts as commentary on the...
by Jarrod | Jul 1, 2015 | HEY, KIDS! COMICS!
By Jarrod Jones. C’mon, everybody, it’s in the title: Terminator Genisys is dumb as shit. It is not, however, hatefully dumb. In fact, it pays proper tribute to James Cameron’s nigh-flawless Terminator films while completely forgetting about...
by Jarrod | Jul 1, 2015 | HEY, KIDS! COMICS!
By Donna Bourgois. Hey everyone! Ethan here. I was blessed (or cursed?) with being able to select the films Donna had to watch this month. (This came about when at the end of last month I was at my wits end with not being able to watch what I wanted to watch and...
by Jarrod | Jun 29, 2015 | TUBE ROCKET
Season Two, Episode Two — “Night Finds You” By Jarrod Jones. You have to hand it to True Detective: only this show would use water damage as a narrative portal towards cosmic oblivion. The opening sequence of “Night Finds You” is more...
