BLOOD: A TALE
A four-part comic book saga that appeared in 1987, a boom time for adult comics
A four-part comic book saga that appeared in 1987, a boom time for adult comics
Note that the title says films for, and not about, Easter, as it isn’t an especially cinema-friendly holiday
The standout books of 2022, as chosen by me
The latest installment of my annual Year in Bedlam overview
An allegedly kid-friendly fantasia that works best as a grown-up spectacle viewed with appropriate chemical enhancement
In which I make the heretical confession that I prefer the Americanized recut of EYES WITHOUT A FACE to the original version
“One of the strangest films that I’ve ever seen in my life…and incidentally, I made it.” –Andrzej Zulawski
A novelization as weird as just about any you’ll read, and no wonder: the film it novelizes, the 1974 science fiction oddity ZARDOZ, is one of the absolute nuttiest releases of its decade
Boris Vian’s final novel, combining surreal fancy and disturbing child abuse
Impossible to adequately categorize, this “African Idyll” tells the story of a hunt for a buffalo with a priceless diamond stuck to its head