A misunderstood gem in Slayer's iconic discography
A misunderstood gem in Slayer's iconic discography
The Bret Easton Ellis novel that isn't talked about enough.
A very uncomfortable movie, but for the right reasons.
It's stupid and insane, but endearingly so.
The second best season of the show has a lot going for it, but a lot for Issa López to improve on.
Get in, losers: today we're declaring war to our eardrums.
Well, that’s one way to say goodbye.
This might just be Denis Villeneuve's best film.
If you’re wondering what I'm looking for in music. This is it.
Spoiler: it’s not good.
A mythological stage play about the future of Baltimore.
A low-key powerful novel about poverty and social chaos.
Best television I’ve seen in years.
One angry, heartfelt motherfucker of a record.
A pleasure that doesn't age despite all the technological advancement.
Not the most accessible thing ever, but this packs a punch.
This is fiction, but it’ll affect the way you read NON FICTION. Trust me.
Weird and uncompromising, like late-era Black Flag
Slayer’s most important record, but not their best.
