Dolls (1987)directed by Stuart GordonRated R for cussin, violence, and creepy dolls For fans of fairy tales, stop-motion, and the Puppet Master series. Truly wonderful effects in this movie. It’s […]
Friday Links: All-Women Motorcycle Stunt Troupe Edition
“The soul they say has no / gender // Unemployment / estimated at 20%” – Hoa Nguyen, “The Soul They Say” Have you been enjoying National Poetry Month? Not gonna […]
Poetry For The People
“The writer’s role is to menace the public’s conscience. He must have a position, a point of view. He must see the arts as a vehicle of social criticism and […]
#11 FILMREC- HOUSE OF THE DEVIL
The House of the Devil (2009)directed by Ti WestRated R for bloody violence For fans of 70s/80s horror, Satanic panic, and 16 mm film. Not only is the film set […]
Friday Links: Say Yes To Poetry Edition
“I stare at my half-swallowed mediocre son, I stare at my half-swallowed mediocre daughter. I finally think I am living the American Dream. Am I? Did we look like a […]
7 Poetic (Auto)Biographies You Should Read
“In the beginning, no one was around.” – Zachary Schomburg, “1977” Before we start, I gotta come clean: even though this is a genre I really really like, I’m not […]
#10 FILMREC: READY OR NOT 2: HERE I COME
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (2026)directed by: Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillettrated R for bloody violence, gore, and cussin For fans of…Ready or Not (2019) So I forgot […]
Friday Links: Great Titles Edition
“I couldn’t picture anything coming out of my mouth without bats flying from between my teeth and getting in her hair.” – Lucy Corin, ‘Everyday Psycho Killers’ It is somehow […]
Albums I Should Have Listened To Already: ‘Sistahs’ by Big Joanie
“Don’t tell me to wait” – Big Joanie, “New Year” It’s time for another “Albums I Should Have Listened To Already!” This one is exciting. We’re getting into contemporary punk! […]
Friday Links: Forget The Forms Edition
“Safety isn’t guaranteed by where earth is in its turning, god knows she’s learned that, if nothing else.” – Beth Gilstrap, ‘There Is News Along The Ohio River’ Form—who cares […]