Getting Real Weird With It: Are We Living In the Frank Reynolds Timeline?
OnOn ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Frank Reynolds said ‘Well, I don’t know how many years on this Earth I got left. I’m gonna get real weird with it.’
‘We’re Only In It For the Money’ Is Frank Zappa’s Delightfully Ugly Take on ‘Sgt. Pepper’
OnFrank Zappa’s third LP, We’re Only In It For the Money is perhaps most famous for its grotesque take on the ‘Sgt. Pepper’ cover art.
What Makes a Good Mystery Science Theater 3000 Episode?
OnWe take a look at what sort of movie makes a good episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000, and how bad the movie has to be.
‘Whew!’ Shows Why You Probably Shouldn’t Give Your Game Show an Unpronounceable Name
OnThe 1979 game show ‘Whew!’ is a failed experiment, from its tenuous connection to the premise to its unprounceable name, but it’s an interesting one.
What May Be In the New ‘Black Mirror’ Movie ‘Bandersnatch’ (But Probably Not)
OnNext Friday, we’re getting a brand new ‘Black Mirror’ Christmas Special, ‘Bandersnatch.’ Using our immense knowledge, Kittysneezes reveals what may be in it.
‘A Very Terry Christmas’ Is the Shot of Niceness on TV We Need Right Now
OnIt’s nearly impossible not to be completely enraged at the world right now, but Terry Crews’ holiday special, ‘A Very Terry Christmas’ is a nice breather.
‘The Book of William’ Explores Shakespeare By Focusing on the First Folio
OnA review of Paul Collins’ book “The Book of William,” which is not a book about William Shakespeare, but rather, the First Folio.
Mike Rosen’s ‘Firebrat’ Delves Into Christmas Lore For a Compelling Horror Tale For All Ages
OnThe latest graphic novel from Mike Rosen, ‘Firebrat,’ is all about the True Meaning of Christmas, which includes Zwarte Piet, the Yule Cat and more.
‘The Box’ Tells the History of Television From Creation to Vast Wasteland
OnA review of Jeff Kisseloff’s “The Box: An Oral History of Television, 1928-1961,” which describes the early day of everyone’s favorite medium.
‘Shadow Weaver’ Locks You up Inside the Head of a Neurotic Psychonaut
OnOn 1992’s Shadow Weaver, the Legendary Pink Dots make a fine, doubting record, taking psychedelia forwards, if not with much optimism.