Feature Story Ethical AI By David Shimomura • April 25th, 2025 There is not an ethical use for a product built on theft.
I Want to Ask Your Forgiveness for What I Will Inflict on You: Red Rooms (2023) and the Abjection of Obsession By Orrin Grey • November 26th, 2024 How much difference is there, after all, between watching a murder take place, and reconstructing that same murder through your favorite true crime series, book, or podcast?
True Crime for Beginners By Amanda Hudgins • March 23rd, 2020 I’ve got a reputation. Let me put it to work for you. There’s a lot to true crime, and if you’re truly interested there’s some good stuff out there. ACAB, let’s watch some true crime!
American Vandal Feels More Real than True Crime By David Shimomura • November 20th, 2017 Is the truth worth it and at what cost, especially when exposing it leaves those who sought it with little more than a story to tell.
Binge Watching Making a Murderer, Duty over Escapism By Megan Condis • January 11th, 2016 Maybe the first instance of binge watching feeling like an obligation to society over lazy indulgence.
