Wake Up Dead Man: Technology Kills Real Mystery and Freedom
A provocative analysis of how tech surveillance turns life into a sterile mystery novel where algorithms dictate outcomes, and true freedom dies.
Film & TV
Deconstructing the screen. This isn’t just reviews—it’s a critical breakdown of the blockbusters, the streaming wars, and the hidden messages in modern film & TV.
Peter Greene’s Fading Echo: Hollywood’s Neglect of Authentic Grime
A forensic deconstruction of Peter Greene’s death exposes the industry’s pattern of discarding gritty character actors for homogenized content.
Gilligan Ditches Deserts for Darién Gap Jungle Risk
Vince Gilligan leaves Albuquerque and takes a massive creative risk with Pluribus Episode 7, forcing a jungle setting. Is he brilliant or desperate?
Mel Brooks’ Absence from Spaceballs 2 Set Is The Real Joke
Lewis Pullman’s revelation that Mel Brooks didn’t show for the Spaceballs 2 wrap party exposes the cynicism behind legacy reboots.
Netflix Axes Creator’s New Show After Three Months
A provocative analysis of Netflix’s abrupt cancellation of new shows, exploring the implications of algorithms prioritizing data over art and creators.
The Running Man Remake Proves Glen Powell Can Beat Arnold Schwarzenegger
2025’s The Running Man remake starring Glen Powell is a shocking success, proving that social edge beats campy action, and even Harrison Ford.
Chad Powers Renewal Proves Streaming Bubble Bursting
Hulu renewed Chad Powers, signaling a desperate move by streamers. The industry’s reliance on pre-tested IP shows creative bankruptcy.