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Highly Suspect Reviews: Altered Carbon Season 1
In Netflix’s new Neo-Noir science fiction series, Joel Kinnaman is actually a Japanese dude named Takeshi. He’s been ‘sleeved’ in the body of Joel because everybody has these alien tech things in the back of their necks that stores their entire identities and memories and they can shuffle bodies. But he was brought back for a purpose: to solve the
Books and Beer Ep 5 – Sword and Sorcery Part 2: S&S Through The Ages
Join Miguel, Zach, and Andrew on a journey throughout time as they replenish their Gushers stock, spit out mead, and discuss Fritz Lieber’s Ill Met in Lankmar, CL Moore’s Black God’s Kiss, Michael Moorcock’s Elric, Andrzej Sapkowski’s The Witcher series, and the comics Rat Queens and Autumnlands. It’s a big episode, but there’s plenty of beer to go around for
Have You Seen This, Man: Death by Dialogue
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS, MAN?! Our special PUBLIC AXIS podcast where we watch a movie that one or some of us have never seen before, then revel in cinematic majesty! We bust out the VHS and have the “night of our lives” as we view the 1988 horror gem, DEATH BY DIALOGUE. Joining us in our jalapeno-cheddar flavored popcorn adventure;
Eye on the Prize – Ep. 9: Oscar Overture
The Prizefighters return after a week hiatus with an extra length episode and the return of J.C. DeLeon. Listen as he teams up with Justin and Shakyl to discuss their week, analyze the nominated music from this year’s Oscars (scores and songs) and discuss their picks for the best screenplays of the last decade.
Somebody Likes It Ep 123 – Lou Reed: “New York”
As I write this, I am currently consuming the Jim Jarmusch documentary about the Stooges, Gimme Danger. This means nothing, other than the fact that it turns out the Stooges hung out with Nico, and that ridiculously beautiful German model had a hold (artistically!) with two massively influential bands. She is most known, of course, for collaborating with the Velvet
Let’s Look At ‘Shirtless Bear-Fighter! TP’
Some ideas are awesome. Some ideas are just plain dumb. Then there are rare finds that are awesomely dumb like Shirtless Bear-Fighter. Running for five issues in the latter half of 2017, this comic is the brainchild of writers Jody Leheup and Sebastian Girner as well as artist, Nil Vendrell and is one of the best comics I read last
