Women in Horror Spotlight: Andrea Mark Wolanin
All throughout October, I will be highlighting the work of Women in Horror and introducing some new people to their work. I will be writing about authors, filmmakers, podcasters and other aspects of horror-related creative endeavors; I ask each of them several questions and…
Women in Horror Spotlight: Izzy Lee
All throughout October, I will be highlighting the work of women in horror and introducing some new people to their work. I will be writing about authors, filmmakers, podcasters and other aspects of horror-related creative endeavors; I ask each of them several questions and…
Women in Horror Spotlight : Amber Fallon
All throughout October, I will be highlighting the work of Women in Horror and introducing some new people to their work. I will be writing about authors, filmmakers, podcasters and other aspects of horror-related creative endeavors; I ask each of them several questions and…
Deshaun Watson: What Comes Around Goes Around
Deshaun Watson, the quarterback for the Houston Texans knows what a little kindness from strangers can do to change someone’s life. When he was younger, he and his family were the recipients of a home through Habitat for Humanity. So when he was given…
Podcast Spotlight: Trick or Treat Radio
This is the first in a series of articles I’m writing to help promote some of the podcasts I feel are worth your time and I’m sharing these with you in an effort to alleviate your boredom and separate you from the monotony of…
Talk Without Rhythm: The Only Podcast That Will Not Attract the Worm
This is the second in a series of articles I’m writing to help promote some of the podcasts I feel are worth your time and I’m sharing these with you in an effort to alleviate your boredom and separate you from the monotony of…
‘American Satan’ : A Film Review
So, I was lucky enough to attend a recent screening of the film American Satan in Boston this past weekend. The film is directed by Ash Avildsen (What Next, Asking Alexandria: Through Sin and Self-Destruction) and stars seasoned actors Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange,…
Will the Real NFL Contenders Please Stand Up?
We all know that football is a game of attrition, a game of inches and that on any given Sunday blah, blah, blah. I’m sure you’re aware of the clichés spouted by every underdog that refuses to go down without a fight and every…
A Joker Origin Story is a Terrible Idea: One Man’s Opinion
I’m a fan of the superhero genre, and I like all kinds of heroes and villains. When they’re written well, few mediums can compare to them, and the visuals of the artwork can say things that no words ever could. I love comics and…
Lady Gaga Rocks Fenway Park
Last night Lady Gaga performed the second of two shows at Fenway Park to a second-straight sold out audience. This is a show I had been looking forward to for several months, though not as much as my wife had been (though apparently not…
A Celtics Fan Thoughts on the Isaiah Thomas/ Kyrie Irving Trade
I love Isaiah Thomas. I love his game, I love his heart, and I love his drive to be better. I love the way he did everything in his power to make his team better, be it through practice or through his help recruiting…
Indie Film Spotlight: Writer/Director Kurando Mitsutake’s Karate Kill
If you are unfamiliar with the work of writer and director Kurando Mitsutake, it is time for you to remedy that situation. Kurando has directed four films – Monsters Don’t Get to Cry (2007) , Samurai Avenger: The Blind Wolf (2009, and Kurando plays…
Please, Someone Deflate LaVar Ball!
What is Wrong With LaVar Ball? I love sports. I love the competitiveness, I love the way players lay it all on the line. I love the way that no matter what, at the end of the day, even if two teams fight and…
Racism in Boston Sports
There has been a running dialogue on television, talk radio and the sports corner of the internet recently with one prevailing theme: Boston is a racist town and unless you’re a beloved white athlete prepare to have a nonstop string of racial epithets thrown…
Kong: Skull Island Spoiler Free Review
This was a lot of fun, even if you're not a fan of giant monster movies. If you've seen any of the other films (from 1933, 1976 or 2005, all titled "King Kong") you were used to the same story being told over and…