Our Emotions: A Community Eulogy
Well, it’s finally come to this. After five seasons on air, the NBC comedy Community has been given the ax. We all thought it would happen sooner,… Read More »Our Emotions: A Community Eulogy
Chris Cox
Born in the wilds of northern Virginia, in 1992 Chris managed to put all of his survival skills to use and barely escaped with his life to Austin Texas, where ever since he’s dabbled in everything from plumber’s assistant to sandwich maker, from band to bar management. An opportunity to see theatrical release films for free, by becoming a critic on a local public access show called “The Reel Deal”, turned into a full time job when Chris and his friends decided to take it to the internet. They built the site Spill.com, adding multiple podcasts and animated features, to no small amount of success. After several successful years, Spill's parent company folded the site and Chris went on to form Oneofus.net with the help of an assortment of friends and fans, regularly expanding and providing podcasts a'plenty.
Texas Frightmare Weekend: Cast of Blair Witch Project
Heather Donahue, Joshua Leonard, and Michael C. Williams are the stars of one of the biggest, most influential indie horror films of all time. But… Read More »Texas Frightmare Weekend: Cast of Blair Witch Project
Texas Frightmare Weekend: Tom Savini
From arranging his own execution in Maniac to orchestrating the zombie hordes in Day of the Dead, if it can bleed, break, be eviscerated or… Read More »Texas Frightmare Weekend: Tom Savini
Showcase: Ismael Jr. Santos’ ‘Memories from the Past’
What always strikes me about showcasing your work is the amount of passion you have for your craft. It’s uncompromising and entirely inspiring. Film writer… Read More »Showcase: Ismael Jr. Santos’ ‘Memories from the Past’
‘Star Wars’: I Find Your Lack of Female Representation Disturbing
When you think of main male Star Wars movie characters, a host of people come to mind within seconds. You have Darth Vadar, Luke Skywalker,… Read More »‘Star Wars’: I Find Your Lack of Female Representation Disturbing
Movie Review: Neighbors
Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne have a happy enough life, for a couple with their first child, slogging through the necessities of the work week,… Read More »Movie Review: Neighbors
Movie Review: Locke
With nary a “Bane” impression to be found, The Unusual Suspects, this time made up of JC, Chris, Beau and Will, take a look at… Read More »Movie Review: Locke
‘Salted’ Book Review: Life Isn’t Better Under the Sea
Life isn’t better under the sea. Lenny Dolan is all too familiar with this reality. A Selkie slave in the realm beneath the waves, he… Read More »‘Salted’ Book Review: Life Isn’t Better Under the Sea
Digital Noise Episode 42: The Legend of Abcules
From the ancient tome of…the Internet I guess, comes the story of the mighty Digital Noise. Forged by fire–and copious amounts of beer–this podcast conquered… Read More »Digital Noise Episode 42: The Legend of Abcules
Moontower Comedy Festival: Matt Sadler
Matt Sadler is the Very Model of a Modern Major Austin Comedian. Beau got a chance to sit down with Matt (who you might remember… Read More »Moontower Comedy Festival: Matt Sadler