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Review: Australian Horror Bring Her Back Is a Genuinely Evil Movie, Which Is a Good Thing

Review: Australian Horror Bring Her Back Is a Genuinely Evil Movie, Which Is a Good Thing

69% Left coverage: 13 sources

Feels less like a movie than a finely tuned instrument of doom, where evil has been concentrated into an exceptionally and impressively nasty 104 minutes See the Story

Film Clips: May 22, 2025

Film Clips: May 22, 2025

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, Tom Cruise delivers the thrills in what is claimed to be the final film of this franchise.See the Story

Alan Sparhawk / Trampled by Turtles: Alan Sparhawk With Trampled by Turtles

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Alan Sparhawk / Trampled by Turtles: Alan Sparhawk With Trampled by Turtles

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On his second album since Mimi Parker’s death, the former Low singer steps away from electronic abstraction and into the steadfast support of an empathetic bluegrass band.See the Story

Revisit: Tout Va Bien - Spectrum Culture

By 1972, Jean-Luc Godard was no longer making films. At least, he was no longer making films as he and his colleagues of the “French New Wave” had been making films — or, “bourgeois cinema,” as Godard had come to know it. Finished with his initial decade of inventive and metatextual classics, the Godard who stepped behind the camera to shoot his 16th feature was a new kind of filmmaker, one with an expressed interest in making films not simply a…Paris, France · Paris Read Article

Rediscover: Sam Phillips: A Boot and a Shoe - Spectrum Culture

Songwriter Sam Phillips (not to be confused with the ’50s producer and Sun Records founder of the same name) had already had an interesting career. She began performing contemporary Christian music under her birth name (Leslie). Conflicts over her image and changing sound led to her departure from her label. She then signed with Virgin and launched a new era, now recording as Sam (yes, an old nickname serving to honor the producer) and releasing…Read Article

Crystal Spiders: Metanoia - Spectrum Culture

Black Sabbath’s “Iron Man” is a phenomenal song for many reasons: a hummable guitar riff, a cool time travel narrative and quotable lyrics. It’s the reason why many a teenager’s world was rocked the first time they heard it. But after hearing it on rock radio time and time again, even the coolest metal songs begin to lose their edge. However, North Carolina trio Crystal Spiders have come to change your mind, and quite possibly, your heart. Their…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

The Royal Arctic Institute: The Royal Arctic Institute - Spectrum Culture

For a band named after a fictional organization featured in a young-adult fantasy series (Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials if you didn’t catch it), The Royal Arctic Institute have a fairly adult sound — not to be condescending toward Pullman’s work, which deals with heavy themes and morally complex situations. But the music of The Royal Arctic Institute has little of the epic sweep or mythopoetic grandeur of the kind of music that’s usually i…New York State · New York Read Article

Television Event - Spectrum Culture

If the hagiography did not exist, Hollywood would have invented it. That’s the echoing thought at the back of one’s mind throughout the entire 90 minutes of Jeff Daniels’ documentary Television Event about the creation of (and response to) the 1983 TV film The Day After. This film is, at the very least, a competent talking-head doc that hones in on a subject that does have cultural significance (the film it examines reached over 100 million Amer…United States · United States Read Article

Hozier: Hozier (10th Anniversary Edition) - Spectrum Culture

You can never truly relive the first moments of experiencing the work of an artist. Yet, to return to Andrew Hozier-Byrne’s debut album after the grandeur of Unreal Unearth is striking. The intimacy and openness of Hozier’s songwriting have not changed much. Through melody and rhythm, he consistently reveals the spaces of his heart that make him fallible. Sure, Hozier’s ability to yearn, love, swoon, melt and break so publicly exemplifies a seem…Bray, Ireland · Bray Read Article

Sports Team: Boys These Days - Spectrum Culture

Every episode of the cult comedy Review opened with the same existential musing: “Life. It’s literally all we have. But is it any good?” That’s also the quandary at the heart of Boys These Days, the playful and ambitious new album from Sports Team, a once-hyped six-piece British rock band. While the album doesn’t offer a definite answer, the well-observed skewering of social mores, consumer culture and relationships contained within Boys These D…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Tornado - Spectrum Culture

Above all else, Tornado is admirable for the traps it does not fall into—namely, that its story of a young woman proving her capability to a group of bad men refuses to become more bombastic or over-the-top than it really needs to be. Perhaps a recent movie series, premised around the same or a similar idea, has ruined that type of simplicity for us, with its many excursions into elaborate violent combat and gunplay, but it is refreshing, nevert…Read Article

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