My latest Blaxploitation review looks at a silly martial arts movie starring Jim Kelly as a secret agent who fights a boring occult crime lord.
Blaxploitation Education: Black Samurai https://t.co/2pXK9i5mcq
I wrote about Josh Malerman’s new novel, which I did not like very much.
Pictures of You: Horror can be artsy, but preferably not like this https://t.co/4zgrpGSckr
My latest Blaxploitation review covers The Monkey Hu$tle, a movie that contained a number of missed opportunities:
Blaxploitation Education: The Monkey Hu$tle https://t.co/cQxjdbGJL1
I wrote about M.R. Carey’s latest novel in his Pandominion series, which I enjoyed quite a bit.
Outlaw Planet: Infinite worlds to explore provide plenty of storytelling opportunities https://t.co/W6zRQ5hFx0
My latest Blaxploitation review covers Emma Mae, an indie drama that I wanted to like but falls just short of being good enough to recommend.
Blaxploitation Education: Emma Mae https://t.co/JeNcaG50NI
I wrote about an excellent sci-fi horror novel that is a near-perfect encapsulation of our current moment in history as we slide into technological dystopia.
Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep: Nobody wants to be the ghost in the machine https://t.co/Obrc2IYeQP
I wrote about two crime movies I watched recently, one of which was good and one was not.
Crime Does/Doesn’t Pay: The Get Out vs. Greedy People https://t.co/ieCTJTqh6K
My latest Blaxploitation review covers The Muthers, a goofy Filipino women-in-prison/pirate movie.
Blaxploitation Education: The Muthers https://t.co/KFgmoDfwKy
I wrote about the time-travel horror novel Japanese Gothic, which I thought was excellent.
Japanese Gothic: Time travel, insanity, and murder make for good horror https://t.co/53XVluMajd
I wrote about the sci-fi novel Bewilderness, and I hope I wasn’t too mean.
Bewilderness: When crazy interdimensional sci-fi action is less interesting than it should be https://t.co/Ku4RmxtL9k
My latest Blaxploitation review covers Car Wash. I hadn’t seen it before, but I think it’s one of the essential movies in the genre.
Blaxploitation Education: Car Wash https://t.co/xX8Qhc83OJ
I’ve found a new favorite anime series, so I wrote about why I liked Frieren so much:
Frieren, Season 1: Some journeys seem like they should be never-ending https://t.co/kzqSCDWtp1
My latest Blaxploitation review covers a silly martial/arts horror movie that I enjoyed even while recognizing its low level of quality.
Blaxploitation Education: Devil’s Express https://t.co/UmUY61stA6
In lieu of a review of Spider-Man: Brand New day, I wrote about its odd treatment of the character the Punisher, hopefully in a way that wasn’t too obnoxiously nerdy.
Let's talk about the Punisher in Spider-Man: Brand New Day https://t.co/Inu4A5r5sx
My latest Blaxploitation review covers The Human Tornado, the Dolemite sequel that ups the ante in terms of comedy, resulting in a hilarious all-time classic.
Blaxploitation Education: The Human Tornado https://t.co/NJBBaqYwJl
I wrote about the latest Mario movie and how even though it doesn’t really make much sense, it might be the purest video game adaptation ever.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie: My brain is too cooked to make sense of this https://t.co/QVXFuUlF95
I wrote about the novel Earth 7, which I found to be a moving look at the meaning that we can find in life even when everything seems to be doomed.
Earth 7: We're all going to die, but don't be too sad about it https://t.co/oqkbHA4mPE
I wrote about the movie The Drama, which I really enjoyed and found to be a brilliant look at the worst ways of dealing with seemingly impossible relationship issues.
The Drama: From which comedy springs https://t.co/iH55ENBOTb
For this week’s Blaxploitation review, I looked at Drum, the sequel to Mandingo. It corrected some of the problems with its predecessor while providing the level of retribution that you want to see in a movie about slavery.
Blaxploitation Education: Drum https://t.co/tgY096ZPVT