Month: October 2026
Suspiria (1977) – Film Review
Dario Argento’s gruesome and beautiful fever dream is a sensory experience unlike any other horror film I’ve seen before.
We by Yevgeny Zamyatin – Book Review
1984 might be the definitive work of the dystopian genre, but it was in turn influenced by this lesser-known Russian novel written in the early 1920s, the proper granddaddy of the modern dystopian literature.
Sleepy Hollow – Film Review
The spooky season is upon us, so I thought I’d kick off the streak of horror and supernatural-themed movies with Tim Burton’s gory and atmospheric take on the classic short story.
Charlie the Cat at Nearly Nine
Time got away from me and now my boy is moving ever closer to double digits and Old Man Charlie.
Agnes Obel @ Hamer Hall (09/2026)
