Who Owns Brigsby Bear? By Christopher Spina • April 28th, 2026 An inevitable part of growing from audience and spectator to chorus and narrator.
Those That Play Your Clowns: Hamnet By Natasha Ochshorn • April 27th, 2026 As Hamlet famously learns in Hamlet, everyone dies!
Totally Generic Hamnet By Natasha Ochshorn • April 10th, 2026 Entering into any kind of relationship that you don’t intend to break is accepting death as a third.
Groundbreaking Films That Changed Cinema Forever By Rufus Buckner • April 9th, 2026 Movies today look absolutely nothing like they did 20 years ago.
Being a Samurai is a Thankless Task: Eiichi Kudo’s Samurai Revolution Trilogy By Orrin Grey • April 3rd, 2026 Violence is often the only solution – but never a good one.
Here Be Monsters Emotional High Fidelity: On Adapting Horror Games By Emma Kostopolus • April 3rd, 2026 Both Return to Silent Hill and Iron Lung take pretty extreme creative liberties with the stories they tell, but only the latter is successful as an adaptation.
You Must Learn to Like Men: Why Red Sonja (1985) Is the Way It Is By Orrin Grey • March 30th, 2026 Some things work, though.
