[EDITORIAL] HANNIBAL, BERNIE, AND THE BANALITY OF EVIL
The season of Lent and the approach of Easter is a time that I find myself meditating on the human capacity for evil.
[REVIEW] THE LITTLE THINGS
This is a movie about taking moral short cuts and pursuing a righteous course of action out of guilt rather than otherwise pure motives.
[REVIEW] DISCIPLINE AND PUNISHMENT IN RATCHED
Ratched is based on the iconic villain found in the novel One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey and the 1975 film of the same name.
[REVIEW] THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME
The Devil All the Time (2020) is a story about how the lives of different people can intersect in surprising and perhaps providential ways.
[REVIEW] INKBLOT #1
One day, as the Seeker is dozing off over her work, a cat appears in her library through a mysterious portal.
[REVIEW] BLACK STARS ABOVE COLLECTED EDITION
Black Stars Above, a masterful mix of folk horror and science fiction, is the tale of a young girl’s journey to discover herself and dark cosmic secrets.
[REVIEW] AUDIBLE.CA ORIGINAL’S ‘THE SANDMAN’ AUDIO DRAMA
With a combination of excellent narration, talented voice acting, and spooky sound effects, ‘The Sandman’ captures the essence of the Sandman story.
[REVIEW] THAT TEXAS BLOOD #1: THE CASSEROLE DISH
After failing to recover his wife’s casserole dish from the local unstable couple, Coates assumes there won’t be anymore drama for the day … he’s wrong.
[REVIEW] BATMAN: THE SMILE KILLER #1
Batman: The Smile Killer #1 begins with a nightmarish opening in which the young Bruce Wayne encounters Joker while watching a children’s television show.