Timon and Pyrrho What’s a cotter pin?It ain’t no Fraggle. Gotta rock in my hand.What’s your skull sound like? You can get the rest of the poem and the playlist at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #149: A Smack of Olives
I was lucky to see the shorts blocks from this year’s Brooklyn Horror Film Festival thanks to Horror DNA. You can read the review for each block below. It was an excellent selection, with many standouts including “Barlebas,” “Far from the Plains,” “Alice & the Little Green Men,” and “Belloe.” “Jeff” was my personal favorite. … Continue reading At Horror DNA: Shorts Blocks from the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival
In his introduction, Brandon Grafius recalls being ten years old and attempting his first cover-to-cover read of the Bible. He found himself not shocked by the dull stretches but by the strange, violent, and uncanny bits never mentioned in Sunday school. That early discovery stayed with him, eventually inspiring his work on a PhD in … Continue reading At Horror DNA: Scared by the Bible
Waiting for Our Song I’m not alonein sensing the pressingof the almighty delete…. You can get the rest of the poem and the playlist at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #148: Dancing in the Void
Bindled Barely awake, dressedfrom the night before, dense fogsettles on my eyes and chest… You can get the rest of the poem and the playlist at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #147: Imagined Guests
If you’re interested in a genre-heavy lineage of women behind the camera, I Spit on Your Celluloid is a rich, wide-ranging resource. It spans from silent cinema to today, covering international, art, and micro-budget horror, with a range that eclipses many genre surveys. A few layout quirks aside, it’s an excellent guide for discovering new … Continue reading Recent Reading: I Spit on Your Celluloid and Shattenfroh
Low Windows Cinnamon mornings,when my heart beats in paunchypentachord warnings… You can get the rest of the poem and playlist at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #146: Low Windows
I was thrilled to get this in the mail. Vintagia is an oracle deck built for creativity and inspired by the I Ching, an ancient Chinese divination text. The design is part early VHS, part early Atari, with imagery from DOCUMERICA, a 1970s photography initiative by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which provides both nostalgia and … Continue reading Vintagia
Soft SkillsWhat’s wrong with his teeth?Perfect Euclidean squaresthough rotten underneath… You can get the rest of the poem and the playlist at The Drunken Odyssey. Continue reading Musicalia #145: A Soul Like a Sheath
Stephen McClurg 