The sound of Tamás Kátai's splendid, powerful and personal journey home.
The sound of Tamás Kátai's splendid, powerful and personal journey home.
One of these films where "nothing happens" and there's "no sympathetic character to root for"
He was more relatable than any other writer, so that's why he became the idea of what a writer should be like.
Where I find reasons why we love John Wick even if he's a boring hitman stereotype.
If you liked Negative Space, this is a loud and overbearing yes. Or like L.A Knight would say : YEAAAAAH
You might've heard extreme music, but you’ve never heard anything extreme like Khanate is.
An apocryphal crash course in Black Sabbath and why they’re so foundational to metal history.
A lean and mean face scorcher that pleasantly clashes with Death Atlas
This review is dedicated to the memory of my dear friend Isaac Kirkman.
