Ok nerds – pop quiz. What’s the awesomest RPG ever created? Hint: It’s not Fallout III, and it’s not FFVII. Negative points if you gave any answer starring Kratos (don’t even get me started). Nope – the right answer is EarthBound (All the Japanese nerds out there are already getting sore because I didn’t call it “Mother 2″). Continue reading
Self-murdering robots, weird leopard things, chicks with gigantic, chaotic hair and bright white pants, weird hyper-minimal rooms: No, it’s not a Flying Lotus video, it’s Leonora Carrington: painter, writer, illustrator, sometime-lover of Max Ernst, totally crazy artist. Continue reading
Look I know I talk a lot about The Matrix here, but having just watched The Adjustment Bureau, I feel like it’s time to remind everyone that “intelligent” movies don’t have to be so incredibly stupid. Continue reading
Top Chef sucks. If you want cooking competitions in which something is really at stake, you have to go to the source: Chairman Kaga. No, not his “nephew”, the “martial arts expert”. The one from, like, Japan who eats peppers like apples. Continue reading
No, not the Alec Baldwin one. I mean the murderous, sadistic, downright terrifying vigilante from the ’20s and ’30s, who ran around shooting criminals without even particularly trying to take them alive. The Snob presents: The Shadow. Continue reading
“Yes the greatest of your sister’s / facial pimples did outweigh a / Turkey”. Yep. Poetry. Suck it. Continue reading
You know what the problem is with American horror movies? It’s that they suck. At least Japan still knows what they’re doing. Be ashamed before 2001′s J-horror film, Pulse. Continue reading
You probably think you don’t already know who Propellerheads are. I’m about to prove you really, really wrong about that. Ready? Drop the breakbeat…….. now. Thank me later. Continue reading
1934 was a weird time. Everyone was poor and everyone in the movies was rich. That said, everyone in movies was also either a detective or an alcoholic or both. In this case, both. 1934′s classic comedy The Thin Man. Continue reading
The 80s: Shitty economy, radical groups hidden in out midst, corporate malfeasance … damn, no wonder we’ve been listening to so much Joy Division in the past 6 years. Oh, also psychics. It’s Michael Cronenberg’s 1981 film, Scanners. Not a problem. Continue reading
You know what’s better than real life? Dreams. Also, Neil Gaiman. Better than real life. This week, the landmark graphic novel series, The Sandman. You’re welcome in advance. Continue reading
Sure, everyone remembers that the 90s loved flannel shirts, but what about all the post-Byrne mundane surrealism? Like Benny and Joon (shudder). Or this band. We’re sorry, you’re welcome. Continue reading
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