Everybody knows who should’ve ended on the Iron Throne. But who was the most interesting character?
Everybody knows who should’ve ended on the Iron Throne. But who was the most interesting character?
Cosmopolis is cerebral and uncomfortable, but it’s only bound to become more pertinent.
Social experiments gone wrong are anything, but original. But this one’s form over content.
Unplugged marks the end of an important chapter in Alice in Chains’ career, but it was also somewhat of a funeral for the grunge era.
In this first Revisionist Review… I settle the score with Gigli. Is it as bad as people say it is?
Black Mountain lives up to Laird Barron’s quality standards. It almost doesn’t, but it gets there.
I was warned to stay away from this movie. I was warned and I didn’t listen.
What the fuck happened, Carol? This alarmingly titled novel is a breath of fresh air in an essentially dead genre, penned by Mr. Bird Box himself Josh Malerman.
Alice in Chains built a monument to their own self-destruction. They gazed into the abyss like no other bands before them.
If you love something, don’t let money get between that special thing and you.
We’re far from the days of The House Dirt Built and The Glorious Dead.
The Jay Porter novels are all about psychological complexity and realism. Rag and Bone doesn’t disappoint.
