The Creepy Biology of Star Trek’s ‘Amok Time’
50 years ago, we got our first glimpse at Vulcan and the deadly consequences of Spock’s blue balls. Read More...
Tag: Culture
The History and Consequences of Hollywood’s Gender-Flipping Obsession
Sometimes the lower-risk option is also more rewarding. Read More...
The Art of Maintaining Star Trek’s 50 Year Franchise
Living Long and Prospering in The Final Frontier is the result of a rabid fandom’s desire to reach the utopia of the 23rd Century. Read More...
My Disastrous Experience Seeing ‘A Ghost Story’
A disastrous theatrical experience of David Lowery’s latest conceptual meditation leaves several confused and one viewer steaming with boiling rage. Read More...
The American Ideal of Speaking Truth to Power in ’12 Angry Men’
Encouraging the lone voice as the ultimate patriotic act. Read More...
The Ugly Morality of ‘Conquest of the Planet of the Apes’
45 Years After The Conquest, Humanity is Still a Catastrophe in Need of Relief. Read More...
We’ve Lost Summer Movie Season
Where did it go? Was it ever really there at all? Let's look at some numbers. Read More...
Our Beautiful Obsession with ‘Star Wars’
On the 40th anniversary of everyone's favorite franchise, we look back in wonder at the fandom that keeps on giving. Read More...
There’s a Familiar Face Returning to ‘Jurassic World 2’
If you weren’t excited before…
A few years ago when it was announced that we were being invited back into the world of Jurassic Park, the big question on every Read More...
When Words Fail: The Implications of Intentional Silence in Cinema
Less is sometimes so much more. Read More...
