by Beth Rogers | Jul 31, 2018
In January 1947, the nude, bloodless, and mutilated body of Elizabeth Short was found in a Los Angeles park. It was one of the most shocking crimes of the mid-twentieth century and one of the first to capture national media attention. Decades later, it remains... by Johanna | Jul 30, 2018
Socrates is believed to have once said: “The more I learn, the less I realize I know.” It may seem strange that a fictional graphic novel set during the latter years of World War II should make me think of classical Greek philosophy, but Son of Hitler does just this.... by kaigottschalk | Jul 26, 2018
In the shadow of a volcano stands a golden city, ruled by the mysterious Cult of the Goddess. The Goddess is the volcano personified, and though once her cultists worshiped her, they now seek only to bind her power to control her and the city. Keegan, the daughter of... by Lisa R. | Jul 25, 2018
In the hamlet of Cannon Cove, Oregon, life is pretty slow. The town’s main attraction is that it was the set for “The Gloomies,” a 1980s cult classic adventure film, which brings the tourists in by the droves. Five high school friends, Macy, Ed, Karma, Dot, and... by Beth Rogers | Jul 24, 2018
In his introduction to this work, Ricardo Cavolo describes 101 Movies to Watch Before You Die as “a love story told in 101 installments,” a personal journey through the cinematic experiences that have helped in small and large ways to shape the author’s life and work.... 